How we helped a remote sales team to communicate better In the woods today, we worked with nature to help a remote sales team from a global medical supplies company answer a pressing question: "How do we want to communicate with each other?" Client: Global Medical Supplies Co Location: Woodland, West Sussex Group size: 7 Who they are This global medical technology company provide innovative healthcare and medical solutions. The south east region team is pretty new and has grown from two to seven people in less than a year. The product they sell is complex and the market is competitive. Team members come from diverse backgrounds, and all work remotely, so they don't spend much time together, and don't contact each other often. Their challenge: "How do we want to communicate with each other so that we can work together better?" What happened: The team got in touch because they wanted to spend time getting to know each other at a deeper level. In the morning we designed sessions where they made shelters and fires in teams, to connect everyone, then at the afternoon campfire workshop we helped the team come up with a range of practical ideas on how they can work with technology to stay in touch with each other better. The group came up with practical and actionable ideas including introducing monthly calls, and sharing information and knowledge more effectively. What impact has the day had? Since the away day, the team has started communicating every day and are all more engaged. What they said: "We haven't felt like a team, until today" Tessa, sales team As experienced facilitators, we understand how important team building and development are for your organisation and are here to help.
From your team's away days or offsites to strategic planning sessions, if you're ready to take the next step in your team's journey, reach out to us. We'll discuss how to create an affordable and truly impactful team-building away day or offsite programme - in Nature - that can help your team progress. Comments are closed.
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