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Team Building in a Project Environment

(Kindergarten Skills You Can Use)

Team building in the project management arena is often an overlooked process frequently given lip service and rarely given time. In work environments that are highly technical, team building process are often non-existent and these organizations often struggle with implementing the basics of project management due to lack of buy in by the team on a number of fronts. Organizations often overlook the fact that teams exist on multiple levels and team building processes need to occur at all of these levels.


Excellent... Dr. Brown made me think about a wide variety of ways I can improve myself and any teams I become a part of or lead. B. Squires, Home Depot


Provided me insight as to why things happen in my office.  I work in an IT Project Management Office where the biggest challenge is working with people. This session provided me new ideas to try at work.  W. Hohorst, USMC


A lack of team building frequently results in inability to resolve conflicts effectively, lack of engagement of team members, project managers acting in short term interest of their project at the expense of the organization and inability to deliver to cost and schedule targets. The result of the aforementioned is usually the lack of application of a kindergarten skill. This presentation will identify critical kindergarten skills for team building, motivate participants to implement team building processes and recognize the “team charter” as the foundation of that process.

More comments from Team Building in a Project Environment: Kindergarten Skills You Can Use

Dr. Brown is an enthusiastic speaker that motivated me to try new leadership techniques. A. Zaphiris, ADP

The presentation was engaging to everyone in the room. Whatever our roles - we could relate. I honestly came away excited to proceed as a better manager with concrete ideas for success! D. Rothe, Bethesda Lutheran Communities

Awesome talk. Very timely information. C. Biondolilo, Merrick

Very, very good. Dr. Brown is a very effective speaker. He explains in clear terms how to be a better project manager. M. Bohn, Agilent Technologies

Informative + great fun. Amazing speaker. M. Johnson. Qwest

Superior! - Many very usable ideas in a short time. T. Rieck, Vail Resorts

Great content, clearly delivered, and great bonus material in the handout. H. Wehrman, Raytheon

First class - great content & delivery - brings theory and practice to common sense. D. Davis, Larimer County

Good project managers will be excited about this content. People excited about this content should become good project managers. D. Mullaney, Agilent Technologies

Excellent - lot's of wisdom communicated in a short time. J. Bryan, Charter Communications

The session was very eye opening to things that should be very obvious yet they are always overlooked. I would have never thought it was as simple as going back to the core kindergarten lessons. M. Meir, Bethesda Lutheran Communities