Everyone is now engaged in working together to improve the supply chain.
Senior Manager Ashbury Labelling
Behavioural Dynamics
Behavioural Dynamics utilises the latest research into people-centred management. It integrates concepts from Transactional Analysis and Behavioural Economics. It enables individuals and teams to map behavioural situations and identify exits routes from vicious circles.
Behavioural Dynamics challenges leaders & managers to put people at the heart of their plans. Ploughing ever more money into process improvement provides no guarantee of success. It is your people that provide both the weakest link and the greatest opportunity for change. But, people do not act like the robots that spreadsheets and plans suggest; instead they exhibit normal human differences and biases. They are often irrational and unpredictable decision makers.
Most people are decent, hard-working and want to spend their time at work productively and not be side tracked into vicious cycles of negative behaviour. Yet workplaces are full of bad behaviour. So, what goes wrong? Differences in individuals, teams and organisations (in terms of pressures, goals, culture, working styles and backgrounds) can strain relationships, sometimes catastrophically. It is often seemingly small behavioural problems (biases, rules of thumb, misunderstandings, passivity and blame) that cause sub-optimal performance.
Our Behavioural Programmes approach uses experiential learning and Transactional Learning & Coaching to deliver behavioural breakthroughs
More on behavioural dynamics can be found at our Behavioural Leadership site.