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Creating one team that respects one another and enjoys coming to work

Creating one team that respects one another and enjoys coming to work; Business unit culture change at a professional services firm

Sep 13, 2024

Annette Gray

Abstract

Growth Coaching International was asked to help a manage- ment team in a professional services firm in Sydney Australia change their culture by becoming more respectful of their colleagues and a happier place to work. 12 professional high achievers make up this team. They were very capable in their own right. However the team had been behaving in a dysfunctional and competitive way. The leader of this team was very keen to get this team back on track and to create a culture of unity and respect. The team facilitated their own team workshop 3 months beforehand using a problem- focused approach but had no success. Growth Coaching were engaged to work with the leader and the team over a 6-month period. The project included individual coaching sessions for the leader and 2 workshops and follow up meet- ings with the team. In just 4 months the team have experienced significant changes in their culture and their interactions.

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Annette Gray
Annette Gray
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Annette is a Solution Focus coach, facilitator and speaker (based in Sydney Australia) on SF Coaching and Mentoring. She has trained over 7,000 managers and leaders to be more “coach like” and use a Solution Focused approach to how they have conversations that helps them achieve change fast. Annette has her own consulting business (Annette Gray Consulting) and has worked across many industries including: Construction, Education, Government, Banking and Finance. She is also a Mentor for Can Too ocean swim programs

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