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Team Effectiveness
Denise Mckain, Raeleen Manjak, Byrian Ramsey,
Roslyn Scott, Michelle Young-O’Donnell
Presented by: Team A; The University of Phoenix
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PU
RP
OS
E Building Effective Teams:
The Right Mix of Skills
The Right Motivation
The Ability to Solve Conflicts without Compromising the Quality of the Project
Bocco, D. (2010).
Team Effectiveness
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Team Charter
What is it?
What is included?
How is the Charter implemented?
Maintaining the Momentum...University of Phoenix. (2010).
Establishing the Team; The Right Motivation
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Defining the team is the most important step towards an effective team;
The following are qualities to look for when for selecting team members:
Defining the Team;The Right Mix of Skills
• Reliable• Communicates• Listens• Actively Participates• Openly Shares• Cooperates• Flexible• Committed to the
Team• Respects All Team
MembersMealiea and Baltazar, 2005
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Purpose Communication Participation Support Roles and Assignments
What Characteristics do Winning and Effective Team Members Have?
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Information exchange - team members View Experiences Background
Ultimate goal Growth and development
Collaboration & Coordination
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Relevant information Feelings Feedback
Influencing factors Goals and Values Willingness Levels of Desire to
Maintain their Team Membership
Common Outcome
Communication: Commitment:
Communication & Commitment
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Communication Acknowledgement Recognition Encourage Evenson,2003
Motivation
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Attitude - Attitude describes how committed each member is in setting a favorable experience;
Performance – describes the end assignment points the team receives;
Planning process for completion of the project;
Schedule deadlines for team members’ input for the project;
Interacting with team members;
Shared managerial role; and, The ability of the team to
identify one another’s leadership skills and how those skills affect the overall group effectiveness.
MeasurementMatveev and Milter (May 2010, p. 273) use several criteria to measure the effectiveness of teams:
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The direction and leadership that teams should strive for according to the scholarship-practice-leadership model is one in which the team possess the ability to perform in several leadership positions
(Matveev and Milter, May 2010, p.
1).
The team must have the skills necessary to function in various managerial roles
Each team member sharing the role of leadership should shower the group with a sense of direction, and continually reminding the group of its objectives. The objective must be concise, and the conduct decided upon should be on an “individual and team basis”
(Pearce, July 2007, p. 25-25).
Direction and Leadership; Using the Scholarship-Practice Leadership (SPL) Model
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Content of Positive Feedback Reward- dominated Affiliation- dominated
Positive Feedback Influence behavior Opinion Values or performance
Positive Feedback, Reward & Recognition
Reward and Recognition – motives
Reward – one party may achieve goal
Recognition - open
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Conflict Resolution in Teams; The Ability to Solve Conflicts without Compromising the Quality of the Project
Conflict: Obstacle or Opportunity? Strategies to deal with conflict management and
resolution in teams Avoidance Accommodation Compromising Competition Collaboration
Elementary Teacher’s Federation of Ontario. (2010).
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Conclusion & Q/A Effective teams produce effective results Only the right combination of skills will create an
effective team Team interest means team motivation Effective teams foster good conflict resolution
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