Teamwork and collaboration

Dialogue mapping is a facilitation technique used to visualize critical thinking as a group. Learn how you and your team can start dialogue mapping today to solve problems and bridge gaps in knowledge and understanding (plus get a free template!).

In 1965, Dr. Bruce Tuckman published the Tuckman model, in which he detailed the stages of team development. Whether you are a manager or a team member, learn these stages to turn your group into a high-performing unit.

The purpose of a kickoff meeting is to lay the foundation for a successful project—it’s an opportunity to ensure the stakeholder and the project team are on the same page as far as scope, goals, budget, and timeline. Make sure you're prepared by learning how to write a kickoff meeting agenda.

Did you know that small businesses spend around 17 hours a week just clarifying communication? Learn how you can get your team in sync and increase productivity—Ryan Gould from Elevation Marketing shares six tips for improving team communication today.

Our Sr. Director of Customer Success, Cory Cozzens, discusses the critical relationship between sales and customer success and explains how account mapping can facilitate crucial knowledge transfer between these two teams. 

How do we overcome communication barriers in the workplace, especially as we work to bring together teams with diverse perspectives and create an inclusive environment? The Economist Intelligence Unit partnered with Lucid to find some answers. Learn how to identify communication barriers and find new ways to communicate more effectively.

Research shows that visual communication, instead of just text-based communication, provides an extremely effective way to share ideas, information, and processes. In this article, you will learn how to leverage the benefits of visuals on your team with simple visual communication.