the working team
The typical size of a functioning work team consists of four to ten people. This number corresponds to the memory capacity of the human brain, which can store seven +/- three chunks, or units, in short-term memory. Although teams of this size are often led by a manager, under favorable conditions they can also function democratically and in a self-organized manner.
Case for action
Team development, incentive, celebration, project completion, team training, intervention – a supplementary format or complement 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.
das.imtakte.team©
1 Facilitator
Duration
Duration: 1-3 hours
Typically 90 minutes
Optional full-day seminars or ongoing workshops available
Special
Matching gadgets available
Brand groove and ringtone on request
Film crew/photographer on request
Goals and benefits
Strengthen team spirit and sense of community # Develop and expand social skills # Unlock access to intuitive resources # Enable cooperation through collaborative work # Empower the team to be 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 impact of positive experiences through emotional imprinting # Make team identity tangible # Communicate on a nonverbal level # Build trust # Transfer team experiences 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.
