the collaborating team
In contrast to large groups, in teams of this size, members still know each other, can trust one another, and develop a close-knit, almost familial atmosphere. Interdisciplinary project groups and team-building training are still possible. For effective work, the team can be divided into smaller groups of three to four people.
Case for action
Incentive, team development, celebration, change process, project completion – a complementary format or addition to traditional training
Location
will be provided by the organizer or Studio beatfactory, 1070 Vienna
Scenario
Drum workshop with skills and tools from the das.imtakte.team© repertoire and the Drum Circle – Facilitating Pool / Djembe workshop, frame drums, mixed drums, simple body percussion
das.imtakte.team©
1 coach
Duration
Duration: 1-3 hours
Typically 90 minutes
Optional full-day seminars or ongoing workshops available
Special
Suitable gadgets available
Film crew/photographer on request
Upon request, a brand groove will be composed and practiced. This can be performed by participants at organizational events or simply implemented as a self-imposed, recurring playful work activity to playfully emphasize team commonalities. Brand groove and ringtone available on request
Goals and benefits
Strengthen team spirit and sense of community # Develop and expand social skills # Unlock access to intuitive resources # Enable cooperation by creating a shared piece # Transform the team into problem solvers through participation # Mobilize energy potential within the team # Highlight commonalities within the team # Foster the seeds of innovation # Activate emotions through analog methods # Ensure a lasting positive impact through emotional imprinting # Make team identity tangible # Communicate on a nonverbal level # Build trust # Transfer team experience to other contexts # Have fun
Evaluation
At the request of our clients, we conduct an ongoing evaluation process. Using a standardized questionnaire, participants have the opportunity to anonymously reflect on the team drumming event immediately following the session, answering closed-ended questions. Based on the statistically analyzed data, we create a report that focuses on the impulses relevant to social competence development that were effective during the rhythmic intervention.
