Teamcooking v.1.2.

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Each new version of your product is a protracted battle with a final volley at your customers. In the end, victory is always brought to you by your soldiers. Taken this into account, each sergeant should consider the following when training soldiers: - What is required (//or expected) from newcomers? - How to turn isolated soldiers into a troop, which is always ready for long a siege as well as a short blitzkrieg? - How to stay a commander without officers’ epaulets? A Lead, who destroyed one troop and trained three others will answer all these questions and many more.

Leadership & Management

Can?
Does your team...
Want?
Directing
?

Can?
Does your team...
Want?
Directing
Supporting
?

Can?
Does your team...
Want?
Directing
Supporting
Coaching
?

Can?
Does your team...
Want?
Supporting
Directing Coaching
Delegating

Let them make the rest
Performance
Time
Forming

Let them make the rest
Performance
Time
Storming

Let them make the rest
Performance
Time
Norming

Let them make the rest
Performance
Time
Performing

Let them make the rest
Performance
Time
Reforming :(

How to grow up
your team:
Hire soldiers
Build communications
Give overall goal to your team
Motivate them
Let them do the rest and keep an eye

Perfect team
Perfect productPerfect money

Questions?
!
!
!
!
!
Slava Lukyanenka
!
e-mail: v_lukyanenka@wargaming.net
Skype: krylatyi

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Teamcooking v.1.2.

1. Teamcooking Slava Lukyanenka

2. How to kill your team?

5. Why? Competency without authority

6. Leader or Team?

7. Infected!

8. How to grow up your team?

9. Components?

10. Hire soldiers!

11.

12. Can? Does your team... Want? ?

13. Can? Does your team... Want? Directing ?

14. Can? Does your team... Want? Directing Supporting ?

15. Can? Does your team... Want? Directing Supporting Coaching ?

16. Can? Does your team... Want? Supporting Directing Coaching Delegating

17. Leader communication

18. Overall goal

19. Motivation

20. Let them make the rest

21. Let them make the rest Performance Time

22. Let them make the rest Performance Time Forming

23. Let them make the rest Performance Time Storming

24. Let them make the rest Performance Time Norming

25. Let them make the rest Performance Time Performing

26. What then?

27. Let them make the rest Performance Time Reforming :(

28. OR

29. Divide!

30. OR

31. Kill!

32. How to grow up your team: Hire soldiers Build communications Give overall goal to your team Motivate them Let them do the rest and keep an eye

33. Nobody gives you guarantee...

34.

35. Perfect team Perfect productPerfect money

36. Questions? ! ! ! ! ! Slava Lukyanenka ! e-mail: v_lukyanenka@wargaming.net Skype: krylatyi

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