“Our team first of all would like to thank the organizers of the contest, as well as the EY Academy of Business for conducting a special master class “How to work in a project team for project implementation”. The webinar was very informative and useful for all teams participating in the contest, issues were covered regarding the construction of a highly effective team, the difference between the team and the group, conflict management, the importance of trust in the team and the constant focus on results. Further I would like to note Q&A - perfectly organized, the teacher gave detailed, clear and complete answers to all the questions asked. We hope that within the framework of the contest we will have the opportunity to take part in such interesting and useful training events from the professionals of our business.”
F.O.C.U.S. Team Nazarbayev University
“Participation in the webinar “How to work in a project team” was very informative. Despite the fact that some of the information was known before the session, the lecture allowed introducing new techniques of interaction between team members. The cardinal difference between this information session and others on this topic is the recommendation to achieve a balance between strict regulation of the spheres of activity of each member of the team and the freedom of action of each and individual responsibility. Briefly summarizing our impression of the webinar: the main indicator of its usefulness is our desire to immediately introduce the knowledge into the work process.”
Association of Innovators Team Almaty University of Power Engineering and Telecommunication
“The student team “New Vision of the Future” (North Kazakhstan State University named after M.Kozybayev) expresses its sincere gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the webinar “How to work in a project team for project implementation.” The stated topic was sufficiently detailed and understandable. O. Shintemirova is a wonderful speaker; for 2 hours of the webinar she kindly and competently delivered the material to each participant, was in contact with the audience, answered questions. Everything was very accessible and laconically stated. The stated topic was sufficiently detailed and understandable. O. Shintemirova is a wonderful speaker; for 2 hours of the webinar she kindly and competently got the material across to each participant, she was in contact with the audience, answered questions. Everything was very accessible and laconically stated. Our knowledge and skills will be used in the work on the project, we hope that the key factors of a highly effective team will allow us to achieve victory in the competition and invite attention to our research. We will definitely attend other webinars.”
E. Netessova, the team captain
“The webinar on teamwork seemed very interesting and useful. Although at first sight it may seem that the issues and skills discussed are familiar to each person on an intuitive level, in fact, being unfamiliar with the basics that were discussed in this webinar, the team may fail in the implementation of the project. Especially useful was the visual differentiation between the analysis of the project and the analysis of the planned work on the project. Thanks to this webinar, our team can structure the planned work with the help of a hierarchical structure of work, which in our view will significantly increase productivity.”
NU Generation team Nazarbayev University
“On the webinar “How to work in a project team?”, five main points were considered. All items were separately explained. There was a full understanding of the goals and objectives of the team and how to work with the project team effectively. As we understood, in the team, most importantly, there should be full trust and you need to listen to each other’s opinion. We must learn to prevent unhealthy conflicts, transform them into a constructive dialogue and respect the relations in the team. There are stages in the development of the team, for which they must develop and strive to be highly effective people in the same team.”
Energy force team Taraz State University named after M.H. Dulati
