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GB600-M3 Leading Teams to Achieve Business Outcomes
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Purdue Global
29th March 2020
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Team Goals and Objectives approach
Introduction to team approach
Merits of team approach
Administration action plans
Probable cons to team approach
Remedy for the probable cons
Recommendations
Conclusions
Pressing issues
*
Introduction to team approach
Making our organization a multi-national agency is a goal
which requires teamwork, therefore, to achieve this ultimate
goal, my suggestion is that we make use of team approach.
The many merits that backs up team approach as will be
illustrated in the next slides explains why I preferred it.
It must be noted that making an organization a multi-national
organization requires collaboration from individuals from
within and without the organization. Therefore, working with a
team approach will easily help in bringing the various efforts
together with an aim of achieving the intended goal (Qureshi, &
Abass, 2017).
*
Merits of team approach
Time saving; team approach can be compared to introduction of
machines in the technological industry as a combined minds
will tend to make work easier.
It saves on the outlay of labor; with a combined effort, there
will be that natural induced morale of work from the employees.
This will specifically save labor cost
Since individuals will not be working on given action plans
separately hence differentiation, the time used to complete a
given action will be reduced hence saving the time which the
organization will use to meet the multi-national goal.
When the jobs that could be done by individuals are allocated to
a given group that still has the capability of handling other
action plans, this leads to a general decrease of the net labor
required per action hence allowing the organization to pool
funds for meeting their goals.
*
Merits of team approach
It improves employees’ cohesion; for achievement of any
important goal like changing an organization into a multi-
national agency, employees’ cohesion is essential
Employees loyalty is improved; the loyalties of employees to
the company is specifically improved through equal distribution
of work.
When employees work on a given action plan together, they may
grow close and feel free to work hence creating an environment
in which employees are free to provide their ideas hence
allowing room for new ideas.
When employees belong to a given team, it gives them a sense
of belonging and this may improve loyalty which helps the
whole organization work committedly towards a given goal.
*
Organizational level action plans
There are three main organizational level action plans which
needs to be undertaken alongside this intended long term-goal
of the organization.
Creating several effective groups
Allocating every group member a specific task
Choosing some group members to be the leaders of the several
groups chosen.
For the purpose of ensuring that this goal is achieved, the
organization is mandated in ensuring the only effective groups
are created. This will further ensure that the tasks that will be
allocated to these groups are effectively achieved. To make it
more efficient to the ground level, some members should be
chosen to be the leaders of every specific group. This is
particularly referred to us function devolution for easy
management (DelConte, & Gast, 2019).
*
Leader level action plans
As far as this long-term goal is a concern. At the leader level
for instance goal implementation leaders will be mandated with
the following action plans
Helping in the organization of the several group within the
organization
Training the employees on team building
Motivating the employees properly.
This are the actions that the leaders have been really good at
and are their strengths and is consistent among all the leaders.
*
Supervisor level action plans
On the capacity of supervisor level, the mandated action plan
includes
Improvement of the leader-employee relation.
Equipping the staff with the necessary equipment for the
purpose of increasing the level of work done.
Adjustment of man-hours to give room for group work to be
done.
This are the points which the leaders should make a point to
improve in order to help achieve the goal of the organization.
*
Probable cons to team approach
Among the disadvantages associated with team approach
includes;
Possible reduced organizational consistency
Independent team functioning
Miscommunication, stress as well as absenteeism.
Although not much problems are associated with team approach,
the few which are present like possible organization reduced
consistency will only result it the organizational management
fails to support the team approach initiative.
*
Remedy to Probable cons to team approach
Employees should be assigned to the teams where they are
compatible.
Encouragement of being a brother’s keeper in the team to avoid
stress as well as absenteeism.
Encouraging a harmonized working environment for employees
to ensure employees well-being.
It must be noted that not all employees are compatible with
team approach, therefore to ensure that all the employees fit to
the goal achievement initiative, every employee should be
assigned to where he or she can fit. Ensuring the well-being of
employees is attained is also one of the ways through which
some of these cons can be curbed (Collins, 2018).
*
Recommendations
For the above proposed goal to be achieved, the organization’s
fixed or rigid policies like procurement policies should be made
flexible or be changed to accommodate the newly form of doing
things.
Secondly, I would also recommend that employees should be
given some basic leadership trainings for the purpose of
improving the efficiency of the stated plans in the above
presentation slides.
This includes the policies such as those of communication to
allow junior staff to be able to table their ideas to their seniors
without fears of victimization (Mehta, A., & Mehta, N. 2018).
This programs will help in instilling in the employees team
building skills to enable them work with each other without
conflict for maximum yield.
*
Conclusion
In conclusion, I would like to call upon the organizational
executive, the shareholders, the stakeholders as well as the well
wishers to solidly offer their support to this approach for the
purpose of ensuring that this enigma goal of the organization is
achieved (Kelly-Pitou, et al. 2017). Both financial, advice as
well as encouragement supports are welcome.
Thank you in advance.
I would like to finally by calling upon you as the executives of
this organization to consider this idea as it a sure way of
achieving our globalization goal in the shortest time possible. I
would therefore like to call upon your support in lobbying for
this idea in order for us to get the appropriate support as
required for it to work.
*
References
Kelly-Pitou, K. M., Ostroski, A., Contino, B., Grainger, B.,
Kwasinski, A., & Reed, G. (2017). Microgrids and resilience:
Using a systems approach to achieve climate adaptation and
mitigation goals. The Electricity Journal, 30(10), 23-31.
Mehta, A., & Mehta, N. (2018). Knowledge integration and
team effectiveness: A team goal orientation approach. Decision
Sciences, 49(3), 445-486.
Collins, K. (2018). 12 Strategy, Leadership and Team Building.
Transformational Leadership and Not for Profits and Social
Enterprises.
DelConte, A., & Gast, M. J. (2019). Team Building and
Function in a Physician Leadership Program. In Preparing
Physicians to Lead in the 21st Century (pp. 127-146). IGI
Global.
Qureshi, M., & Abass, Z. (2017). Long Term Learning of Agile
Teams. International Journal of Software Engineering &
Applications (IJSEA), 8(6).
GB600M3-3: Propose a team approach to achieve long–term
business outcomes.
If work submitted for this Competency Assessment does not
meet the minimum submission
requirements, it will be returned without being scored.
CRITERIA MET NOT MET
Introduction: Be sure to introduce the reason you are proposing
a
team approach by identifying the long-term business goal you
desire to achieve.
Actions for the organization level (see DuBrin text, Table 9-1):
Identify which of the seven actions are appropriately
established
and which need to be revised or developed.
Actions at the leader level (see DuBrin text, Table 9-1): Using
the
12 actions that leaders can take as a model, identify three
strengths that seem generally consistent among leaders in the
organization and three opportunities for development.
Actions at the individual level (see DuBrin text, Quiz 12-3):
Using
the Leadership Self-Assessment Quiz 12-3, determine your
personal conflict resolution style and summarize what indicates
for
team membership and leadership.
Conclude with a call to action that seeks sponsorship and
support
for this initiative.
Actions for the organization level (see DuBrin text, Table 9-1):
Propose recommendations for policy and structure changes to
better enable the successful deployment of a team approach.
[Provided robust rationale for recommended organizational
level
changes with recommendations for implementation.]
Actions at the leader level (see DuBrin text, Table 9-1): Propose
recommendations for leader training and development to help
the
team approach succeed.
[Provided robust rationale for specific leadership training and
development with recommendations for implementation.]
Actions at the individual level (see DuBrin text, Quiz 9-1):
Propose
recommendations for how you will improve your ability to
contribute to team goals and objectives through active
participation and collaboration.
[Provided a specific action plan to improve personal
contribution to
team goals with specific timeline for implementation.]
Overall # Bold Criteria Met/Not Met
[Overall # Mastery Criteria Met/Not Met]
The criterion statements in bold are the minimum requirement
to show competent
performance on the course outcome; all bold criteria must be
met to pass this Course
Outcome.
The criterion statements in [Brackets] represent mastery
achievement. A predefined number of
mastery criteria must be achieved to earn an A grade, indicating
mastery of the Course
Outcome.
CLA and Grade Criteria Chart
CRITERIA
CLA
Score
Grade Points
Meets all bold criteria and two to three of
mastery criteria
5 A 1,000
Meets all bold criteria and zero to one of
mastery criteria
4 B 850
Meets six to seven of bold criteria 3
Not yet
competent
(F at term end)
0
Meets four to five of bold criteria 2
Not yet
competent
(F at term end)
0
Meets one to three of bold criteria 1
Not yet
competent
(F at term end)
0
Meets no bold criteria 0
Not yet
competent
(F at term end)
0
No submission NA
Not yet
competent
(F at term end)
0

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GB600-M3 Leading Teams to Achieve Business Outcomes.docx

  • 1. GB600-M3 Leading Teams to Achieve Business Outcomes XXXXXXX Purdue Global 29th March 2020 Presentation content Team Goals and Objectives approach Introduction to team approach Merits of team approach Administration action plans Probable cons to team approach Remedy for the probable cons Recommendations Conclusions Pressing issues *
  • 2. Introduction to team approach Making our organization a multi-national agency is a goal which requires teamwork, therefore, to achieve this ultimate goal, my suggestion is that we make use of team approach. The many merits that backs up team approach as will be illustrated in the next slides explains why I preferred it. It must be noted that making an organization a multi-national organization requires collaboration from individuals from within and without the organization. Therefore, working with a team approach will easily help in bringing the various efforts together with an aim of achieving the intended goal (Qureshi, & Abass, 2017). * Merits of team approach Time saving; team approach can be compared to introduction of machines in the technological industry as a combined minds will tend to make work easier. It saves on the outlay of labor; with a combined effort, there will be that natural induced morale of work from the employees. This will specifically save labor cost Since individuals will not be working on given action plans separately hence differentiation, the time used to complete a given action will be reduced hence saving the time which the organization will use to meet the multi-national goal. When the jobs that could be done by individuals are allocated to
  • 3. a given group that still has the capability of handling other action plans, this leads to a general decrease of the net labor required per action hence allowing the organization to pool funds for meeting their goals. * Merits of team approach It improves employees’ cohesion; for achievement of any important goal like changing an organization into a multi- national agency, employees’ cohesion is essential Employees loyalty is improved; the loyalties of employees to the company is specifically improved through equal distribution of work. When employees work on a given action plan together, they may grow close and feel free to work hence creating an environment in which employees are free to provide their ideas hence allowing room for new ideas. When employees belong to a given team, it gives them a sense of belonging and this may improve loyalty which helps the whole organization work committedly towards a given goal. * Organizational level action plans There are three main organizational level action plans which needs to be undertaken alongside this intended long term-goal of the organization.
  • 4. Creating several effective groups Allocating every group member a specific task Choosing some group members to be the leaders of the several groups chosen. For the purpose of ensuring that this goal is achieved, the organization is mandated in ensuring the only effective groups are created. This will further ensure that the tasks that will be allocated to these groups are effectively achieved. To make it more efficient to the ground level, some members should be chosen to be the leaders of every specific group. This is particularly referred to us function devolution for easy management (DelConte, & Gast, 2019). * Leader level action plans As far as this long-term goal is a concern. At the leader level for instance goal implementation leaders will be mandated with the following action plans Helping in the organization of the several group within the organization Training the employees on team building Motivating the employees properly. This are the actions that the leaders have been really good at and are their strengths and is consistent among all the leaders. * Supervisor level action plans On the capacity of supervisor level, the mandated action plan
  • 5. includes Improvement of the leader-employee relation. Equipping the staff with the necessary equipment for the purpose of increasing the level of work done. Adjustment of man-hours to give room for group work to be done. This are the points which the leaders should make a point to improve in order to help achieve the goal of the organization. * Probable cons to team approach Among the disadvantages associated with team approach includes; Possible reduced organizational consistency Independent team functioning Miscommunication, stress as well as absenteeism. Although not much problems are associated with team approach, the few which are present like possible organization reduced consistency will only result it the organizational management fails to support the team approach initiative. * Remedy to Probable cons to team approach Employees should be assigned to the teams where they are compatible. Encouragement of being a brother’s keeper in the team to avoid stress as well as absenteeism.
  • 6. Encouraging a harmonized working environment for employees to ensure employees well-being. It must be noted that not all employees are compatible with team approach, therefore to ensure that all the employees fit to the goal achievement initiative, every employee should be assigned to where he or she can fit. Ensuring the well-being of employees is attained is also one of the ways through which some of these cons can be curbed (Collins, 2018). * Recommendations For the above proposed goal to be achieved, the organization’s fixed or rigid policies like procurement policies should be made flexible or be changed to accommodate the newly form of doing things. Secondly, I would also recommend that employees should be given some basic leadership trainings for the purpose of improving the efficiency of the stated plans in the above presentation slides. This includes the policies such as those of communication to allow junior staff to be able to table their ideas to their seniors without fears of victimization (Mehta, A., & Mehta, N. 2018). This programs will help in instilling in the employees team building skills to enable them work with each other without conflict for maximum yield. * Conclusion
  • 7. In conclusion, I would like to call upon the organizational executive, the shareholders, the stakeholders as well as the well wishers to solidly offer their support to this approach for the purpose of ensuring that this enigma goal of the organization is achieved (Kelly-Pitou, et al. 2017). Both financial, advice as well as encouragement supports are welcome. Thank you in advance. I would like to finally by calling upon you as the executives of this organization to consider this idea as it a sure way of achieving our globalization goal in the shortest time possible. I would therefore like to call upon your support in lobbying for this idea in order for us to get the appropriate support as required for it to work. * References Kelly-Pitou, K. M., Ostroski, A., Contino, B., Grainger, B., Kwasinski, A., & Reed, G. (2017). Microgrids and resilience: Using a systems approach to achieve climate adaptation and mitigation goals. The Electricity Journal, 30(10), 23-31. Mehta, A., & Mehta, N. (2018). Knowledge integration and team effectiveness: A team goal orientation approach. Decision Sciences, 49(3), 445-486. Collins, K. (2018). 12 Strategy, Leadership and Team Building. Transformational Leadership and Not for Profits and Social Enterprises. DelConte, A., & Gast, M. J. (2019). Team Building and Function in a Physician Leadership Program. In Preparing Physicians to Lead in the 21st Century (pp. 127-146). IGI Global. Qureshi, M., & Abass, Z. (2017). Long Term Learning of Agile Teams. International Journal of Software Engineering &
  • 8. Applications (IJSEA), 8(6). GB600M3-3: Propose a team approach to achieve long–term business outcomes. If work submitted for this Competency Assessment does not meet the minimum submission requirements, it will be returned without being scored. CRITERIA MET NOT MET Introduction: Be sure to introduce the reason you are proposing a team approach by identifying the long-term business goal you desire to achieve. Actions for the organization level (see DuBrin text, Table 9-1): Identify which of the seven actions are appropriately established and which need to be revised or developed. Actions at the leader level (see DuBrin text, Table 9-1): Using the 12 actions that leaders can take as a model, identify three strengths that seem generally consistent among leaders in the organization and three opportunities for development. Actions at the individual level (see DuBrin text, Quiz 12-3): Using the Leadership Self-Assessment Quiz 12-3, determine your personal conflict resolution style and summarize what indicates for team membership and leadership. Conclude with a call to action that seeks sponsorship and support for this initiative. Actions for the organization level (see DuBrin text, Table 9-1): Propose recommendations for policy and structure changes to
  • 9. better enable the successful deployment of a team approach. [Provided robust rationale for recommended organizational level changes with recommendations for implementation.] Actions at the leader level (see DuBrin text, Table 9-1): Propose recommendations for leader training and development to help the team approach succeed. [Provided robust rationale for specific leadership training and development with recommendations for implementation.] Actions at the individual level (see DuBrin text, Quiz 9-1): Propose recommendations for how you will improve your ability to contribute to team goals and objectives through active participation and collaboration. [Provided a specific action plan to improve personal contribution to team goals with specific timeline for implementation.] Overall # Bold Criteria Met/Not Met [Overall # Mastery Criteria Met/Not Met] The criterion statements in bold are the minimum requirement to show competent performance on the course outcome; all bold criteria must be met to pass this Course Outcome. The criterion statements in [Brackets] represent mastery achievement. A predefined number of mastery criteria must be achieved to earn an A grade, indicating mastery of the Course Outcome. CLA and Grade Criteria Chart
  • 10. CRITERIA CLA Score Grade Points Meets all bold criteria and two to three of mastery criteria 5 A 1,000 Meets all bold criteria and zero to one of mastery criteria 4 B 850 Meets six to seven of bold criteria 3 Not yet competent (F at term end) 0 Meets four to five of bold criteria 2 Not yet competent (F at term end) 0 Meets one to three of bold criteria 1 Not yet
  • 11. competent (F at term end) 0 Meets no bold criteria 0 Not yet competent (F at term end) 0 No submission NA Not yet competent (F at term end) 0