Improving Project Success with Engaged Teams
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- 1. Improving Project Success with Engaged Teams Baronesspm.com
- 2. At the Kick-Off Meeting… Everyone was excited
- 3. After some Time passes momentum slows Down Way down
- 4. The team didn’t stay engaged Now they are unmotivated
- 5. Bored!
- 6. Sponsors are unhappy too They want results!
- 8. Successful Projects have engaged team members
- 9. Here are some simple steps to engage the team…
- 10. Team engagement starts with you Yes You!
- 11. If you aren’t engaged… the team won’t be Engaged! No. 1 Make an effort to demonstrate your commitment to the project and to the team. Show up, be there for the team, and actively listen.
- 12. Generate Feedback Conducting frequent lessons learned is a great way to get and give feedback so teams can adjust performance along the way. Waiting to get feedback at the end may be too late. Dedicate some time at the end of major meeting to get team feedback. No. 2
- 13. Conduct Lessons Learned throughout the project Not just at the end
- 14. Conversation Conversations generate new ideas, resolve conflict, and creates clarity. Face to face is always best when possible Create opportunities for team members to engage in conversation on a regular basis. No. 3
- 15. Promote Ownership Connect what's important to the team with what's important to the organization. You can make a positive impact on team engagement by allowing team members to take ownership. No. 4
- 16. Be Creative Meetings can be boring so find ways to include the team members in the meeting by using game storming, sticky notes, and other interactive activities No. 5
- 17. Games Help Teams Generate New Ideas Solve Problems Resolve Conflict
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