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Similarly, if you would like to experience a powerful team event or programme facilitated by MBTI experts, please contact us. We deliver our programmes throughout the UK and also deliver internationally.  \nIf you are new to the MBTI, we recommend that you grab a pen and paper and read through each slide, one at a time. We know some of you wont! 􀀭  \n[www.developing-potential.co.uk](www.developing-potential.co.uk) 0800 043 5730  \nBenefits of our MBTI & Team Building Programmes  \n• Reduce the frequency and cost of conflict.  \n• Identify individual strengths and areas for potential development.  \n• Identify team strengths and areas for potential development.  \n• Build new teams quickly. Integrate new members quickly. Accelerate the building of stronger team relationships through the raising of awareness of communication preferences, working styles and stressors.  \n• Leadership development – develop flexibility in your leadership style  \n• Lead, manage and coach your team more effectively by understanding their type and needs; leading to increased motivation, retention, productivity and output.  \n• Develop existing and critical teams using the MBTI Step 2  \nThe Myers Briggs Type Indicator  \nWhat does a typical MBTI programme look like?  \nAll of our MBTI programmes are tailored to meet your needs. This might be a one or two day team workshop or part of a wider team or leadership development programme.  \nTypical process:  \n1. Send out joining information  \n2. Complete questionnaire (either online in advance or paper-based on the day)  \n3. Introduction to the MBTI:  \n• Orientation  \n• Use and ethics  \n• Information on the 4 scales/dichotomies  \n4. Find ‘best fit’ personality type  \n• Self-assessment  \n• Receive questionnaire results  \n• Read, reflect, explore and decide personality type that best describes you  \n5. Develop understanding of the four scales/8 differences, personal preferences and those of the team through interactive and experiential learning activities  \n6. Exploring the team type  \n• Strengths and blind-spots  \n• Potential conflicts and resolution strategies  \n7. Individual and team commitments to action  \nOptional and additional next steps:  \n• Individual coaching and support for team members  \n• Leadership development & coaching using the MBTI  \n• Using the MBTI for coaching & mentoring  \n• Type & managing change  \n• MBTI Step 2 – exploring type at a deeper level  \n[www.developing-potential.co.uk](www.developing-potential.co.uk) 0800 043 5730  \nThe Myers Briggs Type Indicator  \nAbout the MBTI","cbCaimriWVlE5fV6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimriWVlE5fV6","pdf",793896,41,"English","# Introduction to MBTI\n## What the MBTI is and how it should be used\n## What a typical MBTI programme looks like\n# Benefits for individuals and teams\n## Conflict reduction and strengths\n## Leadership development and coaching\n# About the MBTI\n## Based on Carl Jung’s work\n## Validity, accuracy, and limitations","[{\"question\":\"What is the MBTI used for in team building and leadership development?\",\"answer\":\"The MBTI is used to increase understanding of personality preferences and apply that insight to develop individuals, teams, leaders, and organisations. 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