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Onboarding

How do I log in to Moodtalk?

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You can log in at any time via https://survey.moodtalk.ch/, and the teamwork assistant will notify you directly when a check is due. You can log in directly using the link in the email. Alternatively, you can also log in through our website www.moodtalk.com> "Login" with your email and password.

How do I receive my login credentials?

You will receive a notification directly via email from the teamwork assistant and can set up your login. If your company has activated single sign-on, you will be able to log in directly with your work credentials (this will be indicated during the login process).

I work in different teams. Will I be assigned to multiple teams in Moodtalk?

The team assignment is managed directly by the project and team leaders. A team can be a work team, a cross-departmental group, or a leadership circle. If you are part of multiple teams, you can use Moodtalk to evaluate collaboration within each team and share solution suggestions. The teamwork assistant will indicate which team you are currently completing the check for.

Checks

I have completed the questions from the teamwork assistant. How can I edit my answers again?

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You can edit your answers to the teamwork assistant at any time. How this works is explained in this video.

Results

Where can I view my team's results?

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In the team dashboard, you can find the aggregated results of your team and get insights into the current state of collaboration and possible actions to take. Watch the explanation video here:

Talks

What happens in the Talks, and what do I need to know?

The Talks are led by a moderator. However, for a productive discussion to take place, in which joint solutions can also be developed, the entire team is required to participate. Therefore, there are some ground rules for the Talks, and you can add your own as needed.

Ground Rules for the Talks:

  1. Openness and Honesty:
    Everyone should feel free to contribute ideas, thoughts, and feedback openly and honestly. Criticism is always expressed constructively.
  2. Respectful Collaboration:
    The focus is on discussing the topics that arise together and developing solutions. Who wrote what is not relevant and is not discussed.
  3. Willingness to Try New Things:
    Changes and new approaches are seen as opportunities and actively tried out to foster personal and collective growth.
  4. Shared Responsibility:
    Everyone contributes to making the conversation productive. The moderator is actively supported by the team in finding solutions and keeping the discussion engaging.

Wiki

What is the Wiki?

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The Wiki is the central place where you can view the principles of collaboration for your team and organization. Here, you’ll find an overview of all the measures/principles your team has defined. These describe how you want to work together and what specific steps you’ve established to achieve this. This provides a clear overview of how your team operates and the rules you collectively follow. Here's an explanation video on how the Wiki works: