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1 INTRODUCTION TO PRACHI DAS 20BSP1623
GROUP
2 SIGNIFICANCE RAKSHITA 20BSP1818
3 SKILLS PARAS AHUJA 20BSP1545
4 ACTIVITIES TO NITANT SRIVASTAV 20BSP1502
BUILD TEAMWORK
5 MULTI-CULTURAL PRACHI DAS 20BSP1623
AND DYNAMIC
TEAMS LEAD TO
ORGANIZATIONAL
COMMITMENT
6 TEAMWORK CAN RIYA KAPOOR 20BSP1910
MAKE DREAMWORK
7 ONE is better than one RAHUL SINGH 20BSP1773
8 TEAM-PLAYER NIKHIL KUMAR JHA 20BSP1449
SPIRIT-THROUGH AN
EXPERIENCE
9 REASEARCH ON RISHABH GOYAL 20BSP1868
TEAMWORK-
SURVEY
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What is Team Work?
Team Work
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Teamwork promotes efficiency:--
When people work in groups, it significantly improves their efficiency.
The simple reason is that in a group, the workload is shared and doesn’t
put pressure on a particular individual.
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Teamwork offers better opportunities for feedback:-
Generally, employees don’t take criticism too well from their managers,
let alone their peers. This creates a hostile work environment where it’s
controversial to give feedback to peers.
Teamwork helps in resolving issues faster:-
Teamwork environment promotes a more open and friendlier group of
employees. This induces a better problem-solving workforce as
everyone can share their different perspectives.
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SKILLS IN TEAMWORK:
Teamwork skills are essential to the success at work, no matter it is the
industry or job title. Working well with clients, colleagues, managers
and other people in your workplace can help to complete tasks
efficiently while creating an enjoyable environment both for yourself
and others. An organization that emphasizes good teamwork skills is
typically a healthy, high-functioning workplace.
# Why teamwork skills are important?
It will be required to work alongside others in every industry at every
level in the career. Doing so in an empathetic, efficient and responsible
manner can help you accomplish career goals, grow the resume and
contribute positively to the organization. It can also helps in build
rapport with others.
1. Communication
Communication is the foundation of effective teamwork. Whether
you’re working on a presentation with your classmates or spearheading a
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new project at work, it’s important to talk openly and honestly with your
group members about expectations, deadlines, and responsibilities.
Establishing open lines of communication promotes trust and makes for
a positive team environment. While disagreements might occur, being
upfront and respectful in your communication with other team members
will help you resolve issues quickly.
2. Time management
Time management, accountability and responsibility are all equally
important for your career as they are in your academic life. Project
managers, for example, must have strong organizational skills in order to
set manageable goals for their team and keep others on track to meet
their deadlines. Nurses must also demonstrate strong time management
skills, prioritizing and delegating tasks so that they can spend more time
on the patients who need extra care.
3. Listening
When working in a group, it’s important to keep an open mind.
Recognize that your team members may see things from another
perspective, and hear them out. Listening to other points of view can
help you see multiple sides of an issue, including ones that you have
never considered before. This allows you to be a better colleague and
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leader, to anticipate needs and challenges before they arise and to
respond effectively when they do.
4. Leadership
A leader who works well with others – both within his or her own
department and across departments – can help spread knowledge and
resources, develop new leaders and contribute to an organization’s
success. Leaders can demonstrate strong teamwork skills by promoting
collaboration, acting as a mentor or coach for their employees and by
empowering others to learn, grow and advance.
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Team building
Activities
TEAM BUILDING
Working together is one of the most integral parts of performing any
activity. It is an ongoing process that helps a group to unfold into a
cohesive unit, it not only helps in the completion of a certain task but
also helps individual teammates to bond, motivate themselves and
others and build trust that produces harmony among members. Many
of the team-building exercises aim to address and unveil
interpersonal difficulties within the group that assist in better
understanding of a team.
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Team Building Activities
DIFFERENT WORKSPACES
1.HOME
Two Truths and a lie
The key guidelines for the game are for
each member of the party to present
themselves by telling two truths. The
comments must not be personal, life-
revealing, hobbies, interests, or past
experiences that make any person special.
Lies can be scandalous and wacky or sound like a reality that makes it tougher on
the others. Everybody posts their declarations one by one. The party must guess
which declarations are true and which declarations are false. You should keep track
of who predicts the most lies right, or just play to get acquainted - it's up to the
party
Coin logo
During this activity, the participants
have to empty their pockets, wallets,
and purses for any coins and place
them in front of them on a certain
object. Advise each team to make a
logo using the coin in front of them in
just one minute. Each group leader
will analyze the findings and what it
tells about the team logo. This
practice not only encourages self-
awareness and shared knowledge but
also helps partners in a personal way to get to know each other.
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2.SCHOOL/COLLEGE
Escape the Classroom
Develop a game of "Class Escape." Students must work in groups to flee from the
school. They must search for their code on the computer and in the classroom for
hints and passwords Scavenger challenges, sports, or school games invite pupils to
collaborate together: strategic strategy, project division, and success interacting.
Shrinking Classroom
Here, students need to be structured in a
manner that suits a fast diminishing
classroom. Two classes divide the
classroom. All of these classes compete.
Both of them are in a certain area. For eg,
with a cable or small traffic cones, a
mentor reduces the standing area.
Students ought to find a way to
accommodate everyone in a restricted
space. As an instructor, by may the field, you begin to push their boundaries. The
party in the "classroom" is the winner.
3.WORKPLACE
Game of possibilities
Time: Five or six minutes
Participant number: one or two
small groups Tools required:
Random products
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Somebody must go up to the party to show their use for this device one at a time.
What the player is showing, the rest of the team would guess. The activist cannot
talk, and protests have to be original thoughts, probably insane.
Goal: This team bonding workout encourages imagination and ingenuity for
individuals.
Scavenger Hunt
>1 hour Time:
Two or three small classes Number
of members Pen and paper: tools
needed
Rules: Split into two or three teams.
Rules: Create a list of activities that
each team will perform as a group.
Tasks may be to take a selfie with an
insect, take a snapshot of a building
or object around the bureau, etc.
Offer each team the list, along with a
deadline for completing all
assignments. Anyone who carries
out the fastest tasks will win! (The
job challenge is that you can even build your own dot scheme if you like it!)
Objective: Perfect team building activity that helps break up workplace cliques by
motivating people to collaborate alongside friends from other teams, agencies, or
just social circles.
Here are some of the videos that will guide you on how to execute the following
activities, and make you understand the importance of teamwork-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_f8wpnptuM( Scavenger hunt)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wetLnFIxHrE (Escape the room)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-o51m6yK8Y (Two truth and a lie)
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Multi-Cultural and Dynamic Teams
Organizational Commitment
“The more variety, the better society”
1. More respect and understanding for different cultures
2. Different perspectives are welcomed
3. Alignment to working in a global environment with
varied time zone
Happens through:
1. Team building activities- informal sessions
2. Cross team projects
3. Cross functional projects
Example: As I spoke to an employee of WNS Company, he shared me this
instance of his organization, wherein they have an initiative called "Think-
tank" where people
from all across the
globe form a single team
to find a solution to a
common business
problem once every
week.
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Secondly, organizations are
performing “Outbound Activities”
so as to focus on team building
amongst employees and keep the
sportsman-spirit flowing across all
levels in the organizations.
Outbound activities, as told by my
sister, focuses on games, activities
and events such as off-site trips, visit to different corporate cultures, which then
helps to motivate the
employees stay connected
and work in sync
throughout the journey.
During this pandemic,
companies have now come
up with virtual activities
such as Birth Map that
lets everyone on the team
learn something new about
each other, Community
Coffee Breaks easy but
effective way to catch up by
scheduling a 15-minute
period every day or week
when folks on your team can
join a video chat held via
your team management
software, etc.
This video will help you
understand and get a clear
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picture of the initiatives being taken care of by organizations for better and
effective teamwork.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LQYENO8yQs
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Animated Videos to Showcase Power of Team
work:
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Power of Team Work:
Better Coordination.
Goal Achievement
Diverse Perspectives leading to innovations.
Sharing of Workload and Improved productivity
Happy Atmosphere
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ONE IS BETTER
THAN ONE
A significant elements that decides the
achievement of an association is its
group that support and make strategies
for accomplishing a specific objective.
All organizations empowers
cooperation as a result of its various
advantages that incorporates work
proficiency, better connection with the
employees, increased accountability, improved productivity, greater morale,
enhanced flexibility, and development.
Team spirit in some terms we can say is an attitude, which enables people or
employees of an organisation to work together for completion of one common
goal. Team spirit requires three major common things between different members
of an organization for a better team player, mainly:
1. Camaraderie – Mutual trust and friendship among people who spend a lot of
time together.
2. Cooperation – The action or process of working together to the same end.
3. Collaboration – working practice where individuals work together in a team to
achieve business goals and benefits.
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Experience is something which plays a major role in building a team. Team
working is a vital way for completing any project and for developing or refining
the skills. Experience will help to:
1. Understand the objective of team – To understand what the team want to achieve
together.
2. staying flexible – the more flexible your members in the team, the better results
you will get.
3. To keep a positive attitude – we cannot do it and we can do it , bringing positive
environment in the team.
4. Maintain coordination – a good team has better coordination for achieving the
goals, which comes with experience.
5. Remove chaos or conflicts which arise in the team – A experience team and its
members will always try to remove the chaos and conflicts.
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/16PVk_O9oEXXy_LgVXuxTStIqUibxbo4r/view?usp=sharing
Total participants- 36
Background of
participants-
Students and
Employees
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0- Very Unlikely, 10- Very Likely
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“In teamwork, silence isn’t golden, it’s deadly.”
- Mark Sanborn
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“The most important thing in communication is to hear what isn’t being said.”
- Peter F. Drucker
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