Peter Woolley - Rugby, Sheep And Pavlova – A Guide to Working with New Zealanders
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Dive into the intricacies of collaborating with teams from New Zealand and gain insights applicable to diverse cultural interactions. Peter Woolley sheds light on Kiwi work dynamics, dispelling misconceptions and highlighting key practices for successful teamwork. Discover the value of connection, openness, conflict resolution, and leveraging diversity in this engaging session.
Key Takeaways:
- Foster genuine connections by understanding cultural nuances and appreciating shared experiences.
- Lead with empathy, honesty, and vulnerability, creating an environment where conflicts are acknowledged and resolved.
- Embrace diversity, recognizing the wealth of perspectives and backgrounds that contribute to a richer team dynamic.
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About Peter Woolley Peter Woolley brings 27 years of diverse IT expertise, spanning roles from Developer to Development Leadership. With 12 years as a Scrum Master, he's adept in Scrum, Kanban, and SAFe practices. Peter's track record includes growing teams, implementing CI/CD, and driving system deployments. Certified in various agile methodologies, he excels in strategic planning, leadership, and technical training. You can link with Peter Woolley on LinkedIn
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