Great Workteams need Great Leadership…


  • When your back is turned, are your staff building your business or undermining it?
  • Is your organization a place where people compete for resources rather than collaborating toward outcomes?
  • …where self-protective behaviour prevents innovation and synergy
  • Do you wonder why people seem disconnected from each other?
  • While your staff can quote the mission statement, are their daily activities working for or against it?

Great Workteams need Great Leaders, Shared Vision and a Great Fit for their members. Speak to Great Circle today and let us help you build a dynamic and collaborative workteam that presents an attractive face to the marketplace.

Whether we’re talking about

  • the staff in your small business
  • the department you lead,
  • or even a network of collaborators you need to build in order to get that project up and running,

we can find a way for you to bring the best out of your team, while we bring out the best in you as their leader.

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Leadership must set the tone for the organization and absolutely must continuously stay engaged.

I’ve witnessed first hand time and time again how the organization can fragment to the point where there is little chance of recovery until a new wave of talent is brought in and leadership temporarily gives their full attention again. Unfortunately that results in much wasted effort and time to continually train and re-align. This also has a negative impact on the morale of the loyal, long-term employees.

In the long run, haphazard management style inevitably leads the organization into a vicious cycle that negatively affects talent, clients and profitability.

Too true.

Leadership is like a catalyst for great working teams, their vision is needed to make it happen. If there is no leadership, then the manager (aka control freak) comes in, lacking vision and undermining the workteam’s motivation.

Thanks Errol, too true again! I love to see a manager balancing the organisation’s vision with the shared vision of the team members.