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Continuous Improvement

Published by LeaderConnect with Neil Jurd

To improve or even maintain performance you need to take time to think about how you are working as a team. Neil Jurd OBE suggests how you use his Team Routine Service model to review and how you work in order to improve results and output.

Objectives

Improve team collaboration and communication; Develop effective leadership skills

Roles

Team Leader; Auditor; Teacher; Facilities Manager; Department Chair; Quality Control Specialist; Maintenance Worker; Housekeeping Staff

Departments

Production Team; Faculty Team; Clinical; Accounting Team; Environmental Services

Industries

Finance; Education; Manufacturing; Healthcare

Tags

team-collaboration; leadership-development; communication-skills

Topics

Leadership Development; Communication Skills; Team Collaboration

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