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Building trust in the workplace is essential for the success of the company. Being able to build strong relationships that you can rely on is at the core of every professional relationship. Trust is the currency and is absolutely necessary in order to establish not only your own reputation but that of your department and grow a strong network of people who will help you throughout your career.
No one person is responsible for the success of a company; it's a team effort. In order to achieve results in any organisation, People rely on each other in the workplace; there is a chain of events/actions that passes from individuals/departments that need to happen. But that reliance can't exist without trust. Trust reflects your character, and colleagues will work harder for people they trust. That, in turn, helps produce above-and-beyond results.
Creating High Performance in business by Safaraz Ali
My go to quote for everything about team work and therefore peer challenge and support is:
“we are not a team because we work together,
we are a team because we make each other better”
Each one of us has three key groups of people for leaning on for learning and supporting:
Those ahead of us in a specific area
Those at the same level as us
Those behind us in a specific area
When you get involved in peer challenging and supporting, it allows you to reflect yourself & improve your own performance
Remember:
When one teaches, two learn
That’s why they say the best way to learn and grow yourself is to support others
Peer coaching and support process can create a powerful combination of open questions and a diverse range of perspectives on a one to one or one to many basis.
The aim being to help an individual take new perspectives on a challenge and to generate new insights.
The questions are the key, It's all about the questions you ask, how you ask and the follow up questions to get to the core issue and get some real reflective practice and momentum.
As some suggestions and to get you into the flow, it might be useful to consider the following example questions:
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