Team Development

 
Three people sitting around a table having a conversation.
 

A kapa [team] is defined as a group of tāngata [people] who work together to achieve a common goal. This sounds straight-forward, right? Well research shows us that only one in five teams are high performing.

At our organisation we offer a range of support for teams including tailored kapa [team] development interventions. These kapa [team] development interventions help tautoko [support] you as a tāngata [people] leader in creating a high performing kapa [team].

More information

To learn more about the tautoko [support] options for your kapa [team], including how to request a kapa [team] development intervention click here.

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