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Leading Change Effective Strategies for Meaningful Commitment

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Leading ChangeEffective Strategies for Meaningful

Commitment

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Agenda

• Introduction• Agenda• Ineffective Teams• Effective Teams• Conditions for Success• Criteria• Meaningful Commitment• Confirmation and Follow-up• Closing

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Ineffective Teams

Why don’t people always work in teams?

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1. Team doesn’t get anything done

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2. Team doesn’t engage others

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4. Team doesn’t coordinate with one another

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Effective Teams

What do good teams do?

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What do good teams do?

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Meet Goals

Engage Others

Learn & Improve

Coordinate

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Conditions for Success

What conditions allow for team success?

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Team Leade

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Team Leader

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ACTION!

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Criteria

What are the criteria for determining a team’s success?

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Criteria

Action of team matches goals

Team engages others in action

Teamwork supports individual growth and learning

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Meaningful Commitment

How can I inspire my team to meaningful commitment?

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Connection

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Context

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Commitment

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Catapult

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Catapult

Commitment

Context

Connection

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Confirmation and Follow-up

How do I confirm and follow up with my team?

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Recruitment Cycle

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Leading ChangeEffective Strategies for Meaningful

Commitment