The document discusses the key ingredients for an effective team: 1) having a common vision, 2) clear goals and objectives, and 3) understanding each member's role. It also describes characteristics of high-performing teams, including having a clear purpose, strong support among members, defined roles, collaboration to handle differences, and agreed upon procedures. Overall, the document emphasizes that teams with these key ingredients, characteristics, and a strong spirit are able to work efficiently and produce results.
The document discusses the key ingredients for an effective team: 1) having a common vision, 2) clear goals and objectives, and 3) understanding each member's role. It also describes characteristics of high-performing teams, including having a clear purpose, strong support among members, defined roles, collaboration to handle differences, and agreed upon procedures. Overall, the document emphasizes that teams with these key ingredients, characteristics, and a strong spirit are able to work efficiently and produce results.
The document discusses the key ingredients for an effective team: 1) having a common vision, 2) clear goals and objectives, and 3) understanding each member's role. It also describes characteristics of high-performing teams, including having a clear purpose, strong support among members, defined roles, collaboration to handle differences, and agreed upon procedures. Overall, the document emphasizes that teams with these key ingredients, characteristics, and a strong spirit are able to work efficiently and produce results.
Teamwork plays such an important role because efficiency and productivity are the result of a well-functioning team. However, not all teams can claim this. The following are some of the vital ingredients that make a team efficient and productive. 1) Common vision: • The vision creates the foundation to a team. • To be successful, every team member must believe in the vision. • Group must have a reason for working together that makes sense to the team members. 2) Developing a clear goal or objective: • A clear goal provides a guiding light for the team. • Clarity provides the understanding necessary to participate fully within a team. • Furthermore, team members are more likely to support decisions and solutions. • If objectives are established in the team’s formation stage, then success is likely to occur. 3) Understanding of every team member’s role in the group: • Having a clear understanding of every one’s role in the team prevents future disrespect.
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• Discovering the strengths and weakness of each member, in the beginning, helps to clarify (his/her role) and develops respect for every team player. (II) The Magic of Teams “A Team’s Source of Motivation Is One Shared Dream. When • Highly performing teams do you share a dream wonders in producing results together, you become a Team” • Teams can turn companies around • Teams manage crisis better than individuals • Self-managing work teams are winning laurels For a team to be wholesome, the following characteristics trigger ideas for action in One’s team: 1. The team is clear about what it wants to achieve – • There is a clear vision. The values associated with the vision are clearly shaped by the members of the team. • Aspirations are uniformly high amongst all members. • The purpose is unified and noble. The strength of a common purpose and enabling vision creates a focused energy. • The team members share a common struggle and journey, and this gives them a sense of meaning and purpose. 2. There is strong partnership in the team and members who show support for each other– • There is a high level of openness and trust. • The mutual understanding, love and respect that are shared in a good team create an emotional support, which helps the team to persevere in the face of challenges.
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• Within the community of a high performing team, individuals feel safe to explore new ideas and try out new ways of expressing themselves. • They are, thus, encouraged to reach into their deeper reserves of talent, strength, and confidence. 3. Roles are clearly defined – • All members know how their work fits in with the big picture - every member does real work. • The experience, talents, knowledge, skills, contacts, spiritual and emotional strengths of all members combine and synergize into something far beyond the individual parts. 4. Collaboration and harmonizing differences • These two are used to get the best results. • Differences are opportunities for creative thinking and growth. Issues are always confronted and dealt with openly. 5. Presence of - Sound, well-understood procedures, and a set of agreed norms Jungle jingle In a jungle, the three most disliked creatures were the snake, the tortoise, and the rat. The snake, being too sensitive, would reply to the slightest touch with a sting; the tortoise was too self-centered that he would withdraw into his shell, unconcerned about his surroundings and the rat was too inquisitive, nosing and bumping into others. One day, the three gathered and discovered that if each one of them learnt the qualities of the other two, they could become more sociable. With this, the snake taught his two friends to be sensitive to others; the tortoise taught how to be within oneself, and that rat taught curiosity.
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Now each of them, with all the three qualities, had become a more desirable character, and soon all the three were part of the jungle’s social life. • People follow on their own. • A common working approach is defined. • Problem solving and decision-making procedures are clear. 6. Relationships with other groups and teams are sound • The team is well integrated with its environment. 7. A strong “can do” prevailing team spirit and high commitment to team goals • It has powerful bias for inspired action. • It focuses on its strengths and collectively looks at how it can create something of high value, which could contribute to the satisfaction of customers. • Such teams set high standards and motivate themselves to ‘walk their talk’. • Since their actions come from the collective strength of the members, the total active contribution by the team is high. 8. Individual and team development needs are regularly looked at and planned for. • Further, the group’s positive influence and the example of one or more people in the team create conditions for others to do their best. • Each person is thus stretched to excel and supersede herself. 9. Team regularly reviews its progress
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• Review will be made on the tasks against agreed performance standards and how it is functioning as a team. • Regular reflection on experiences and conscious learning is a way of life. 10.People hold themselves mutually accountable for results • This is evident in high performing teams • There is an atmosphere of joy and fun along with focus on the work at hand. 11.A good team is held together by spirit • It is the central dominion of the heart, in the individual and collective life of the team, which gives it the magical quality of a high performing team.
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