Zoe Carter Owen On Why Traditional Team-building No Longer Works

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Avital Rogatnikov

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30 Jun 2025

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Zoe Carter‑Owen, Coach, Facilitator & Programme Manager at Full Potential Group, was featured in Management Issues, challenging the effectiveness of traditional team-building exercises.

In the article, she explores:

  • Why short-term, off-site activities often fail to deliver lasting behavioural change
  • The benefits of replacing one-off events with real-time feedback, coaching and team development
  • How strategic, continuous learning delivers measurable cultural and performance improvements

Read the full article in Management Issues

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