GreenLine Conversations

GreenLine Conversations GreenLine Conversations is focused on teaching companies how to enhance their performance by improving human interactions, one conversation at a time.

It was a pleasure working with you Trent!The GreenLine Conversations methodology can be used with teams across different...
03/04/2020

It was a pleasure working with you Trent!

The GreenLine Conversations methodology can be used with teams across different locations, departments, cultures and languages to combat the many challenges that organisations face when aiming to maintain team collaboration. GreenLine enables teams to skilfully manage difficult interactions in a way that builds trust and commitment.

Enable conversations and facilitate productivity in your organisation. Visit http://bit.ly/Greenline_Conversations today!

02/04/2020

We are in an unprecedented time.

The certainties of the old world order have rapidly disappeared and we are all struggling to make sense of the new reality.

We invite you to listen to the clip below from our co-Founder Ian McClean, and checkout his weekly podcast series, created to offer essential advice to businesses in light of current events.

Podcast links:
https://spoti.fi/2JcL5Q5
https://apple.co/3amxvpb
https://bit.ly/39eLaNH
https://bit.ly/2vRKO22

"It typically takes multiple iterations and pivots to find product/market fit - the match between what you're building a...
01/04/2020

"It typically takes multiple iterations and pivots to find product/market fit - the match between what you're building and who will buy it." Steve Blank

Software development has moved away from waterfall development to an iterative one.

With waterfall development, teams operated like rows of individuals working along an assembly line.

Each team had their say and passed it down the line to the next team, where it eventually ended up with a design team and a development team.

Each team worked in isolation, but they also worked in isolation from the end user.

Development processes stand a better chance of success when there are regular course corrections.

Why?

When you continually course correct you can ensure the product is fit for purpose, but also you build in accountability on a regular basis rather than by looking in a rear view mirror.

The same iterative, agile process can be applied to performance conversations. Regular course-corrects and recognising when people do good work encourages more good work and accountability.

GreenLine Conversations is a common language that Global companies adopt to ensure everyone is on the same page and pointed in the same direction.

Communication, both in our work and personal lives, is more important than ever before! Check out the below article from...
31/03/2020

Communication, both in our work and personal lives, is more important than ever before!

Check out the below article from the Harvard Business Review on communication through the current crisis so you can improve the way your teams communicate and collaborate in these unprecedented times!

Identify your key constituents and tailor your message appropriately.

Teamwork allows companies to blend the strengths and perspectives of all employees so that they can achieve organisation...
30/03/2020

Teamwork allows companies to blend the strengths and perspectives of all employees so that they can achieve organisational goals.

Are the teams in your organisation working to achieve company goals? Visit https://www.greenlineconversations.com/ and find out today!

27/03/2020

How do you thank a member of your team in such a way as to make them feel "acknowledged", rather than "managed"? Acknowledging the impact of your team's work can have lasting benefits which extend into future projects; strengthening the relationship with management and increasing productivity as a whole.

For more information on the GreenLine Methodology and how it can positively impact your business, visit http://bit.ly/GreenLineC

If one voice can change the world. What can one voice - one conversation - do for your organisation? What matters is our...
23/03/2020

If one voice can change the world. What can one voice - one conversation - do for your organisation?

What matters is our motivation and our willingness to move forward, improving ourselves and our organisations where we can!

20/03/2020

Lets say you want to initiate a conversation with someone.

You may have some advice or you want to offer a solution to a problem, or you need to deliver critical feedback to help them perform at their best.

Check out this video on Managing Capacity within your team - particularly relevant this month with changing office environments.

19/03/2020

The GreenLine Mind Management course is designed to provide participants with a unique insight into the workings of the mind and why, in certain situations or interactions, we fail to perform at our best.

For more information on our course, or to get in contact with a member of the GreenLine team, visit http://bit.ly/MindManagement

The last week has brought some unique challenges to businesses across the world that nearly all industries are feeling t...
18/03/2020

The last week has brought some unique challenges to businesses across the world that nearly all industries are feeling the effects of. While health risks are of course the most important factor to consider, it’s inevitable that productivity and business performance is also impacted.

Recent studies from the Harvard Business Review among others have shown how remote working can be a viable part of a high-performance culture, but these circumstances certainly add some pressure and force that change more abruptly than many of us are used to.

Even with a disciplined approach to remain effective outside of an office environment, there’s a bigger picture to consider. It’s important to reflect back on the way you communicate and collaborate with your team.

“To effectively communicate, we must realise that we are all different in the way we perceive the world and use this understanding as a guide to our communication with others.” – Tony Robbins

Consider a Relay team. (Successful) Relay teams are similar to successful organisations. While some businesses divisions operate in separate lanes, forward-thinking businesses understand success comes from synchronising teams and removing divisions.

One of the keys to organisational (and life) success is effective communication. One of the areas we often fall down is believing we got our message across. We may have sent a message, but was that message received.

Just as a key component to relay races is passing the baton skilfully, so too must we ensure our message is received effectively. We judge ourselves by our intentions, but others judge us by our impact. The intention is the message we send, but the impact is the message received.

Mastering communication is key to mastering effective relationships. Make sure to keep this front of mind over the next few weeks to ensure your team or organisation and still perform at your best.

"Talking more than is necessary is a barrier to effective communication and effective listening." Clodagh Swanson, Time ...
16/03/2020

"Talking more than is necessary is a barrier to effective communication and effective listening." Clodagh Swanson, Time To Shine

The brain is only about 2% of your body mass but uses 20% of your entire energy to run properly.This means it is ultra-e...
12/03/2020

The brain is only about 2% of your body mass but uses 20% of your entire energy to run properly.

This means it is ultra-efficient and is constantly seeking ways to conserve energy.

This is why you do so many things habitually, to save precious energy.

To change company-wide habits, you must understand how the brain works.

Learn more: https://www.greenlineconversations.com/blog/brain-friendly-organisational-programmes/

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