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Team Building and Effective Communication

Unconventional Training

I’ve always enjoyed the team building events where I got to connect with others on a deeper level.  I can remember a particular event that wasn’t even billed as a team building activity but that had that effect.  We were asked to discuss our perspective on a particular workplace issue.  We all were given the opportunity to talk freely and from the heart.  The facilitator got rid of the noise and interruptions that normally plague meetings and created an atmosphere of genuine sharing.

Great things happened during that group.  People came together, respected one another and honored each other’s points of view.  It brought us together much better than any climb up a tree.  I told myself that I would one day help people do what I did that day with my co-workers.  So over the years I developed a model that incorporated elements of that workshop with my own background in human behavior and motivation.  

I’m happy to say that I have had the privilege of helping leaders and organizations in Reno go to that deeper level.  I’ve built my expertise by facilitating seminars, workshops and training with varied groups and different types of organizations.  I’ve found that the principles I use work well for groups that want to build a high level of respect and cohesiveness along with caring for each other.  I’m a big fan of building empathy and self-awareness.  I ask people to take a careful look inside themselves during my workshops and seminars so that they can see how their behavior affects others.

The result is that I get to help people build great teams and let go of the garbage that gets in the way.  My clients in Reno and everywhere else enjoy team building at a deeper level because it gives them the opportunity to interact positively with each other.  It takes so much energy to be part of a dysfunctional team.  I just help people redirect that energy in a positive direction that gives them far better results.

I work with leaders and organizations in Reno who “get it” about the benefits of team building like increased morale, collaboration and productivity as well as reduced conflict.  It takes a high level of commitment and self-awareness to participate in my workshops and seminars but the results are worth the effort.  

 

Benefits of Working with a Team Building Expert

I had an accomplished leader ask me what’s the point of all this team building stuff?  I replied that it was his choice whether his employees enjoyed being together or not. There are specific results we get in the workplace from bringing people together.  When our employees collaborate well and work well as teams we get more work done with greater facility and motivation.  This directly affects productivity and our bottom line.  I frequently ask leaders to simply picture their current workplace only with employees that are profoundly more happy and work much better together.

Leaders really do have a choice whether they want to build excellent teams or not.  I enjoy working with proactive companies and organizations that “get it” about the benefits of team building and are ready to create a positive dynamic in their workplace.

I look forward to talking with you about your team building needs.

 

 

Additional Resources

Learn more about my team building services.

More information on training in Reno.

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A Team Building Consultant Helps You Create a More Enjoyable Work Envrironment

Guy Farmer is an experienced team building facilitator in Reno who helps forward-thinking leaders, employees and organizations build stronger teams and collaborate more effectively.

 

Guy focuses on the deeper issues that keep people from working together well.  He helps people build trust and the ability to empathize.

Guy Farmer

Team Building

Reno

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