Team Trust Indicator (TTI)

The Team Trust Indicator (TTI) explores how a team can reach higher performance levels through increasing the trust factor among its team members.

The Team Trust Indicator enables teams to measure and manage levels of trust between team members, including the team leader. Why does this matter?

Why is Trust Important for Team Performance?

Well, research suggests that building higher levels of trust is the most cost effective way to boost team performance within an organisation. For example, recent research by Google found that the most important factor contributing to a team’s effectiveness was TRUST. Those organisations which focus on fostering trust within their teams, have stronger employee engagement, deal with conflicts more constructively, prioritise innovation and are better at profit growth and achieving results.

What is the Team Trust Indicator?

It is an online questionnaire, feedback report and facilitated team process that enables a team or work group to identify and manage dynamics within the team that are restricting and blocking high performance and productivity. It measures levels of trust within the team against 9 important trust criteria – the criteria that people use to decide whether to trust or not. The aim is to provide a structured approach to identifying and managing the trust gaps between what team members feel they need from each other and what they sense they are actually receiving. The tool then gives the team a step-by-step process for exploring and resolving these trust deficits.

The TTI is designed for all teams that have worked together for at least a short time and is also well suited to remote or virtual teams where the level of control over the results of people’s actions is limited because of geographical distance or time zones. It is particularly suited to multicultural and virtual teams where there is a greater potential for reserve and mistrust.

How can the Team Trust Indicator help teams and organisations?

The Team Trust Inicator is an excellent diagnostic with which to introduce a team coaching session or workshops as it offers a strong insight into how well a team is working together. It is particularly valuable for an organisation going through a period of change, where trust needs to be maintained or re-built.

Particular business issues that the Team Trust Indicator can resolve are:

• Removing boundaries that can arise within teams due to cultural differences, departmental silos, internal ‘politics’ and geographical distance
• Resistance to change
• Low level of engagement and commitment to team objectives
• Lack of innovation and drive to solve problems and reach team objectives
• Communication breakdown

How can I Access the Team Trust Indicator?

The TTI is always delivered by an experienced facilitator who has been accredited by WorldWork for the purpose. It can be accessed in 2 ways:

1. Buy a Complete TTI Workshop Package

An organisation can purchase a package for teams of up to 10 or up to 20 people. There are separate packages for Executives and Leaders. These packages include:

1. A trained facilitator to provide a team coaching session based on the TTI results
2. Access to the team questionnaires required – one for each team member
3. A full team report based on the completion of the TTI questionnaire by team members
4. Assistance and support in preparing team members for the workshop

Find out how to become accredited to use the Team Trust Indicator

Buy TTI Workshop Packages in our online shop

2. Buy TTI Credits

Facilitators and team coaches who are certified to use TTI can purchase individual credits which they can use to add value to the programmes they deliver to their client organisations – typically team building and team coaching processes. They will receive:

1. Access to the team questionnaires required – one for each team member
2. A full team report based on the completion of the TTI questionnaire by team members

Buy TTI Credits in our online shop

News Flash

WorldWork is developing a multi-rater leadership tool called the Trusted Leadership Indicator (TLI) that will be available in the autumn of 2018.