Lefteris

Belbin Speed-Dating Match-Up

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"Great teamwork is like speed dating—quick insights, surprising connections, and a bit of fun along the way!" 😉

Quick Conversation Exercise

• Despoina, share one thing you value in Lefteris’s style. Lefteris, share one thing you value in Despoina’s.

• Recall a moment when you worked on a decision together — what strengths did each of you bring?

• Agree on one way to balance Despoina’s pace with Lefteris’s thoroughness in your next project. Write your agreement in the space below.

Quick Conversation Exercise

• John, share one thing you value in Lefteris’s style. Lefteris, share one thing you value in John’s.

• Recall a moment when you worked together — what strengths did each of you bring?

• Agree on one practical way to turn John’s ideas into actions that Lefteris can help carry through. Write your agreement in the space below.

Quick Conversation Exercise

• Andre, share one thing you value in Lefteris’s way of working. Lefteris, share one thing you value in Andre’s.

• Recall a project where pace and structure needed balancing — what did each of you bring?

• Agree on one concrete step (e.g., a short weekly check-in to set priorities) to keep actions aligned. Write it below.

Quick Conversation Exercise

• Konstantinos, share one way you value Lefteris’ structured and careful approach.

• Lefteris, share one way you value Konstantinos’ energy and team orientation.

• Recall a time when you worked well together — what strengths did each of you bring?

• Agree on one simple step (e.g., ending discussions with a clear action list) to ensure balance between thoughtful debate and timely execution.

Quick Conversation Exercise

• Share one way your common outlook has helped you collaborate smoothly.

• Recall one situation where progress slowed — what could you have done differently?

• Agree on one action to ensure that meetings result in clear next steps.

• Identify one colleague you could involve as a galvaniser when you need fresh momentum.

Quick Conversation Exercise

• Share one way your different styles have complemented each other recently.

• Recall a time when either planning or action dominated — what was the impact?

• Agree on a routine that ensures balance (e.g., weekly alignment: Paschalis outlines key points, Lefteris drives immediate steps).

• Identify one upcoming task where you can consciously apply this “plan + act” rhythm.

Quick Conversation Exercise

• Share one example where urgency and accuracy combined well to deliver results.

• Recall a moment when your different styles caused tension — what was the impact?

• Agree on how you’ll decide, in future, whether to “go fast” or “go thorough.”

• Identify one upcoming project where you can apply this clarity of balance.

Quick Conversation Exercise

• Share one example where analysis and technical detail produced a strong result.

• Identify a situation where moving too slowly created challenges.

• Decide how to set clear “go/no-go” points for action.

• Pick an upcoming project and agree on a trigger for shifting from planning to execution.

Quick Conversation Exercise

• Lefteris, share one strength in Konstantinos’s approach that you value.

• Konstantinos, share one way Lefteris’s analysis helps you move forward.

• Recall one instance where your combined approach of structure + technique worked well — what made it effective?

• Agree on one trigger (e.g., a deadline or decision point) that will help you both move from planning into action.