Course Overview:

Teams are unavoidable in any business, and so is the chemistry between its member(s); I, for one, would bank on it especially in a new setting, wherein chemistry always came naturally. When you first went to grad school, I am sure it was ‘chemistry’ that you looked for during the orientation, and it is probably due to that chemistry why you have those select few that you still communicate with. My first day at the faculty offices reminded me of the chemistry that I was looking for, and of course, is the reason I still exchange mail with my past colleagues.

In terms of a mission critical project, it is the notion of project chemistry that is the key to capturing some of the relational and behavioral dimensions resulting in a chemistry such as that between Ethan Hunt & Benji, in addition to others, and thereby affecting mission accomplishment. Therefore, the key to successful team building is paying attention to the vitality of chemistry between team members. It isn’t enough having a group of people to merely work on a project; they must connect with and balance each other’s strengths. By concentrating on the ‘chemistry’ as you build the group, you will not only be developing a sense of unity but decrease the chance of encountering pitfalls as well.

With our “Team Building through Chemistry” workshop, participants will discover the specifics involved in building a team through chemistry and how it will lead to success. Below are the workshop objectives and course contents:

Workshop Objectives:

• Understand the team development model
• Identify team chemistry
• Create vision and goals
• Appreciate diversity
• Manage conflict