Teams: Features of an effective team Flashcards
Clear shaped purpose, role, and goal
This refers to: team members should clearly know their role, believe in the goal of the team and want to contribute towards its completion
A good leader
This refers to: A leader who can motivate, empower and resolve conflict quickly and fairly. They should also distribute workload fairly.
Small size
This refers to: 4-6 members with a variety of personalities, age, and experience.
Shared attitude to risk
This refers to: A similar attitude to risk taking is useful to avoid conflict amongst the team
Interdependency
This refers to: The team members should be able to rely on each other in times of difficulty in reaching individual goals
Open and transparent communication
This refers to: Team members who can communicate well with each other and trust that their options will be heard and valued, this will help to reduce conflict
Shared skills and knowledge
This refers to: Knowledge and skill should be shared amongst the team to allow work to progress if another member is absent
Time together
This refers to: The team should be given time and opportunity to develop both inside and outside of the business
Stage in team formation
This refers to: Teams in the “performing” stage of Tuckman will operate most efficiently