Belbin® Blog
Seasonal
How do you eat yours?
by The Belbin Team, 29 Mar 2023
The first UK Bank Holidays of the year are on the horizon and with them, the overeating of chocolate. Here’s our take on how each Team Role might eat their Creme Egg.
Guest posts
Punk or Perish for Workplace Culture
by Talan Miller | Belbin Australia, 31 May 2022
In many workplaces, authenticity seems to have been suppressed with overly complex, insincere and carefully crafted workplace language, job titles, and contrived culture taking its place.
Seasonal
Project Planning the Christmas Party
by The Belbin Team, 06 Dec 2021
It’s party time and everyone has a role to play. Can you spot yourself and your colleagues?
Seasonal
A Team Role Approach to Christmas
by The Belbin Team, 01 Oct 2020
How does each Belbin Team Role approach Christmas?
Just for fun
A Belbin Team Role Guide to Photography
by The Belbin Team, 26 Aug 2020
We’re all photographers now. With our smart phones glued to our hands, every event must be recorded to be shared. Here’s our Belbin Team Role guide to taking the the perfect photo!
Seasonal
How do you flip yours?
by The Belbin Team, 24 Feb 2020
We could have gone for Team Roles and pancake toppings, or how each Team Role approaches pancake making. But instead we've gone for flipping. Guess the Belbin Team Role!
Just for fun
The Belbin Team Role guide to a Restaurant Kitchen
by The Belbin Team, 31 Jan 2020
With thanks to Debbie Holmes, one of our wonderful Accredited practitioners who is running a cooking inspired event with a team and wanted to use Belbin Team Roles alongside.
Seasonal
The Belbin Team Role Guide to the School Nativity
by The Belbin Team, 11 Dec 2019
A tongue-in-cheek guide to the School Nativity - can you recognise yourself?
Guest posts
The art of leadership - and why hierarchy isn't always king
by Mike Lynch | Smartt Strategies, 06 Nov 2019
Did you conjure an image of a mighty leader draped in finery, sitting high on a throne, towering over his subjects or a chairman sitting at the head of a long table, barking orders and gesturing…