Playbooks

These Playbooks helps teams adopt practices in ways that support capability uplift and a culture of psychological safety, transparency, continuous improvement and collaboration.

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What is a Playbook?

• As in sport, a Playbook is ‘a book’ containing the ‘plays’ that will help us to work together as a team to win at whatever game we're playing.

• Playbooks are designed as a tool to enable teams to gain a common understanding and approach to the ‘plays’, we need to apply to be successful.

• These Playbooks include layers of nuance that allow understanding to emerge with deliberate practice.  Teams may not understand why a practice is being adopted in a particular way until they have been practicing it for a while.

• Playbooks provide a consistent way to START utilising a practice, as a deeper understanding emerges, the Team will adapt the Playbook to suit their circumstances, at this point, they have made it their own and innovation flourishes.

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Why are Playbooks important?

• Playbooks are a means for teams to adopt a consistent language to practices that are readily repeatable.

• Playbooks support Teams to:

  • Build capability and continuous learning

  • Share a common language

  • Embed behaviours that support a culture of psycholoogical safety, transparency and collaboration.