Teams reach goals faster with FourSight.
Improve collaboration and problem-solving capacity with innovative tools and training from FourSight. Backed by research and built for scale, the FourSight assessment, platform, and certified workshops are designed to help teams find innovative approaches and get outstanding results.
FourSight is trusted by leading companies:
"What are they thinking?!"
In the 1990s, FourSight researcher, Gerard Puccio, PhD, discovered it takes four types of thinking to solve a complex problem. Surprisingly, most of us prefer just one, and we avoid people who don't share our thinking preferences.
No wonder collaboration is hard, especially on remote and hybrid teams.
A better mindset for collaboration
There's a better way. Simply by revealing the thinking preferences on the team, the FourSight Mindset Reveal workshop helps teams:
- Reduce conflict
- Increase trust
- Find better solutions
Power tools for problem solving
The FourSight Online platform delivers insights, tools, and training to help teams think better together.
Thinking Profiles—for you & your teams'
Advice to collaborate better with every team member
A library of 22 problem-solving tools
Video-assisted Mindset Reveal workshop
See how top companies use FourSight to build high performing teams
How to Build a High-Performance Culture with Help from FourSight
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Unlocking double digit growth at Estée Lauder Australia
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Delivering skills to drive innovation at UPS
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Learn to deliver all three FourSight workshops to maximize the benefits.
Boost team effectiveness
Independent researchers found teams with FourSight perform better over time in problem solving, innovation, and collaboration.
Reduce conflict
By helping teams understand their thinking preferences and how to work better together, FourSight helps teams reduce the interpersonal friction that can get in the way of performance.
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Manage strengths & blind spots
People gain confidence when they see how they naturally contribute to the team. They also get tools to stay engaged in areas of low preference.
Increase innovation
FourSight teaches people to value rather than avoid people who think differently. Training helps teams learn to leverage differences for better business results.
Wonder how it works in a real workplace?
Read amusing, true stories about how thinking preferences show up in leadership, strategic planning and organizational strategies. Get two of our favorite chapters from FourSight's award-winning book, Good Team, Bad Team.
- In chapter 3: Discover the most common thinking preference among leaders.
- In chapter 4: Learn "How Good Leaders Think."
The innovative team
The Innovative Team is a business parable that combines practical problem-solving tips with a story that explains how the FourSight framework helps members of a team expand their effectiveness when they learn to appreciate their own thinking profiles. Watch the "book trailer."
"The power of a good story to teach us important life and business lessons is strikingly evident in this enjoyable, realistic, and practical business tale. It's two books in one, really—both a fictional story and a factual tutorial on how you can move a group intentionally through the important stages of innovation. When you read The Innovative Team you'll travel down the path of breakthrough thinking and experience the many twists and turns, ups and downs, detours and speed bumps of a group that's challenged to solve a tough business problem. At the completion of the journey, you'll be treated to a master class in creative problem solving. You'll learn practical tools, valuable tips, and important concepts that you can apply to your own innovative team. It's a must-read for all leaders who want to improve the ways in which their groups find new and sustainable solutions to the ever-increasing challenges that organizations face."
—Jim Kouzes, coauthor, The Leadership Challenge; Dean's Executive Fellow of Leadership, Leavey School of Business, Santa Clara University
The Innovative Team, co-authored by Chris Grivas and Gerard Puccio, offers a great resource for anyone interested in kick-starting innovation. Read an excerpt.