NSC2015 - Team selection DAY 2

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The document discusses selecting a team based on personality assessments. It recommends that leaders understand their own leadership style and how to maximize their personality at work. It suggests having delegates complete personality assessment tests, such as the Belbin Test and MBTI Test, to help with team selection and balancing different personalities. The overall goal is to understand motivation and how personality fits together to create an effective dream team.

Objective
o Understand their leadership
style and how to maximize
their personality at work
o Delegates understand
personality assesment test to
do selection

The document discusses understanding leadership styles through personality assessment tests. It recommends delegating personality tests to help with team selection and maximize different personalities at work. Employees are asked to think about choosing their ideal team for an important battle and share their personality test results to help understand how motivation and personality can impact team dynamics.

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NSC2015 - Team selection DAY 2

5. Objective o Understand their leadership style and how to maximize their personality at work o Delegates understand personality assesment test to do selection

6. imaginethat.. Yourcountryisfacingawar

7. Youhavetogotobattlefield

8. YouhavetochooseyourA-Team

9. Whowillyouchoose?

10. Who am I?

11. Identify yourself

12. Identify yourself

13. Identify yourself

14. Identify yourself

15. Identify yourself

16. Identify yourselfBelbin Test

17. Identify yourselfMBTI Test