How Well Do You Collaborate With Others?
Develop the knowledge, skills and confidence you need to collaborate successfully
Collaborative Working
How to Collaborate Successfully
Collaboration can promote creativity, innovation and cross-skilling. Find out how to use it successfully with this 5-step strategy.
Working With Rivals
Take these five steps to build a positive, collaborative relationship with your workplace rivals, and achieve your goals through healthy competition.
The Silo Effect: The Peril of Expertise and the Promise of Breaking Down Barriers
When people protect their own skills, knowledge or team instead of working together, their "silos" can have a negative impact on the organization.
Open-Plan Offices
Open-plan offices boost collaboration and communication, but can be noisy and distracting. Use these six tips for maintaining focus and productivity.
Help Others By Showing Your Work
In this video, Dr Jane Bozart explains the importance of showing your work – a much more effective way to share knowledge in your team and organization.
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People Styles at Work
Got problems with someone at work? According to this book, you could have different 'people styles'. Find out more here.
Collaboration: How Leaders Avoid the Traps, Create Unity, and Reap Big Rewards
If you're wasting time in unnecessary meetings, or struggling to get along with team mates, this book is for you! It explains how to collaborate effectively, how to overcome common barriers to doing so, and why ineffective collaboration is actually worse than none at all. Read our book insight to learn more about it!
Creating a Culture of Collaboration Infographic
This infographic describes how to get your team working together.
How to Keep Your Allies at Work
A strong alliance relies on mutual trust, loyalty and support. Watch this video to learn how to keep valuable allies at work.
10 Tips for Working at a Client’s Site
Follow these 10 top tips for successful working at a client site, including defining your role, building relationships, and finishing your placement.