The Effect Team Building Interventions
Have on the Corporate Sector
A dissertation submitted by Ian Harnett in partial completion of the award for BSC (HONS) Sport Development and Coaching Sciences.
"Would you look into team building interventions in the future?
If so how would they be different to those in question?"
Group 1
(12 Participants)
Crystal Challenge
Group 1 thought that the team building interventions were a vital part in team development within new groups and would most definitely use them again.
This is evident when stating:
Group 2
(21 Participants)
Everest Challenge
Group 2 reported that she would use team building in the future but would change some aspects including;
The interviewee went on to explain:
Group 3
(19 Participants)
Corporate Sailing Day
Group 3 experienced a 12% rise in productivity in the six weeks following the event.
He has taken the concept to the monthly meeting where he has shown the evidence to other managers who have similar teams.
Senior directors have heard about the returns of the events and are currently looking into providing all of this particular major automobile company's departments with team building events.
Group 4
(65 Participants)
It's a Knockout
Group 4 would consider doing team building again however only if there was a similar cause.
This is evident in the statement:
This is in reference to the hostile atmosphere that was apparent in the company before and leading upto the event.
Group 5
(17 Participants)
Facilitated Belbin Event
Group 5 experienced the Belbin facilitated team building event within their offices.
The event was a success in terms of most of its goals, but the style in which the event was presented was said to be slightly autocratic and dictatorial and did not agree with some of the workforce.
This is reflected when stating:
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