Performative team training in the world of business 08-KUDU-MA-PTT
The links between theatre and business have been confirmed throughout recent decades, among others, by the birth of many team training programs. Their creators and trainers have adapted many theatre techniques for the team training in enterprises and business companies. Prof. Juliusz Tyszka combines in his course some techniques of team training taken directly from 1) theatre academies of different countries; 2) theatre companies of the 1960s and 1970s, working with the technique of collective creation (The Living Theatre, Open Theatre and others); 3) exercises and creative activities that he invented himself and applied in Polish student theatres and his academic practical courses; with 4) techniques applied with success in the world of international business (“Management Plan Spiel” and “OUTdoor Team Training”) that he was taught in the end of 1990s in Vienna at the course launched by world renowned business team training company Harramach & Partner.
The training goes beyond operationally oriented application of different training techniques, aimed at short range, immediate “improving of team performance”. The basic goal here is long range improvement of team and personal abilities, with all respect to cultural differences and personal integrity of participants.
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The training effects. It helps participants in:
1. Discovering and developping their personal potential in group activities.
2. Discovering and developping their potential in the actions where they need to execute power.
3. Discovering and developing their potential in the actions where they need to subordinate to somebody’s power.
4. Executing their power with empathy and respect to the others.
5. Generating the empathy towards theircollaborators and other people in general.
5. Eliminating the stereotypes and prejudices in multicultural groups.
6. Overcoming the stress of self-exposition in awkward, unusual situations that may be seen as unpleasant and challenging someone’s authority in the presence of his/her workmates.
Assessment criteria
In the academic year 2019/20, due to exceptional epidemic situation, the only requirement to get a grade is to write an essay, at least 1000 words long, based on literature from the list above or on any good piece of literature found in the Internet. Of course, if any of the participants has her/his own practical experience s/he is welcome to include the relation on it into the essay.
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