Agree on what you will develop as a team, based on the team's perception of its strengths and areas for improvement!

For more than 20 years we have worked with teams. Our mission is to help groups that work together to work as optimally as possible. Experience suggests that when we are good at work, we do more. Most employees want to be with colleagues they are comfortable with and can trust. Open, honest and clear communication is important. When we also find meaning in what we do and experience that we are listened to in the team, we are in the middle of what is absolutely central to an effective team.

The Teamhouse is a model that builds on research on what makes a team work well and efficiently. A perhaps surprising finding in research about what makes a team effective is that it is not who is in the team that is crucial to efficiency. What matters is how those who work in the team ,work together.

The areas employees in more than 180 teams ranked as most important in terms of being able to work well together were:

Psychological safety: That members can speak openly and honestly without fearing comments.
Reliability: The members can trust each other. Everyone takes responsibility and makes each other accountable.
Structure and Clarity: Knowing the team's goals and their own goals, and that messages are communicating clearly to everyone.
Meaning: Members find a meaning for what they do in their work.
Influence: Being able to influence one's own and the group's work and direction. All members listen and are mentally present when communicating. Everyone should have an experience of having equal time on the "stage" when the working day is over.

We work with these five elements in the Teamhouse. To best help the team to a more efficient everyday life, we have developed an online team evaluator with questions linked to the five elements we've told about. Here the team gets a status on how the group perceives itself. How good or bad we are on the five team elements.

The next step is to gather the team for a day where we first go through the theoretical backdrop around the five elements. We look at the results, discuss and look ahead. The team will agree on the road together. This is an interactive process where everyone will be aware of each other's perception of the team.

The teamtemp report

The teamtemp report is the team's feedback on the five team elements. Based on the team members' answers, the report is generated. It shows the team's strongest areas and which areas should be worked on. The team members compare their own answers to the team's overall feedback.

You can get the teamtemp report in Norwegian and English.

It takes 5-7 minutes to respond to the team temp evaluator.

Get in touch if you want to hear more about how team temp can contribute to your team.

Teamhouse workshop

for the TEAM

Teams need to come together to work on what it takes to become a cohesive effective team. We review the five teamhouse elements, we look at the team's teamtemp profile, identify strengths and possible weaknesses. When we are done, it is the team that will take over.

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Teamhouse workshop for LEADERSHIP

It is a leadership responsibility to facilitate the team to work well together, and become effective. We review the teamhouse items for your team, and look at how leadership can influence the team's five elements. We look at the teamtemp™ profile and identify strengths and weaknesses.

We identify the issues you as a leader should address.

We conclude by creating an action plan that you can implement when you return to the team.

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Through mapping, reflection and practical exercises, we work with you as facilitators and coaches / conversation partners.

We know how important it is to have a well-functioning team when results are to be achieved. Whether it is a sales team, management team or a department that will perform. We have developed the teamtemp™ report which gives the team immediate feedback in relation to the five success factors: Psychological safety, Dependability, Structure, Meaning and Influence.

We help you become more aware of how the individual team members are composed together as personality types, and how you should interact with each other in the team. The team's perception of its own efficiency will be the starting point for the team's further work.

Read more about the teams five success factors here.

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Add the colorful team types

How can the four colors best communicate and interact with the team?
How are the preferences of the various team members tied together?
How does that affect the team?
Will the different colors have different behaviors and expectations in the five teamhouse elements?