Two heads are better than one, but any more can be aggravating for those involved. Group decisions shouldn't be driven by the loudest voice or the most senior person in the room. Learning how to make decisions as a group comes from having collaboration and communication skills.
It's true that two heads are better than one. But having more than three opinions and ideas can be time consuming, aggravating for those involved and cause more harm to the team dynamic than good.
Group decisions shouldn't be driven by the loudest voice or the most senior person in the room, and yet they usually are. This means your organization isn't benefiting from the diverse thinking that you have available through your workforce.
Learning how to make decisions as a group is a learned skill of collaboration, empathy and communication. Stop spinning your wheels and start moving your team forward.
Our professional development training isn't just about learning personality styles ... It's about using personality styles as the tool to develop all of the other people skills needed for success!
Let us transform your workplace by helping staff develop their soft skills toolbox and by coaching leaders on how best to manage their people. Through our interactive and engaging programs your teams will learn to work collaboratively and cohesively, together.
© 2025 coursetakers.com All Rights Reserved. Terms and Conditions of use | Privacy Policy