Team Engineering - High-Performance Principles for Crisis and Emergency Response Teams

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Your Business Continuity and Emergency Plans are only as good as the teams who design and implement those plans. Your teams are only as good as the training they receive. In extreme situations, people either focus, fold or freeze. Team Engineering presents the principles and proven methodologies for creating optimal, high-performance and 'world-class' project teams.

Topics Include:

  • Anatomy of a High-Performance Team
  • Team Engineering Project & Growth Phases
  • The Six Key Operating States
  • The Accountability Myth
  • Sustaining & Replicating the High-Performance Process

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