Strategies for Cultivating a Shared Purpose
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Without a shared purpose a team is rudderless. Surveys suggest that over half the employees in an organization have little idea of the strategic direction the organization is heading. That requires rework, causes inefficiently and ineffectiveness. The answer this wide-spread problem is to engage your team in a shared purpose and for the leader to walk the talk. This presentation will assist you to implement these strategies to create a purposeful. rather than purposeless team.
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- 1. Strategies for Cultivating a Shared Purpose Dr Tim Baker www.winnersatwork.com.au
- 3. There are so many distractions going on in our organisation, it is impossible to stay on purpose.
- 4. The proactive paradox Strategies for cultivating a shared purpose Special offer
- 7. Agreement Skepticism Confirmation Three Stages of the Proactive Paradox Process
- 8. Shared purpose Boundary management Information exchange Proactive accountability Four Proactive Strategies
- 9. Share Purpose Shared purpose aligns the needs & interests of the organization & individual. This alignment promises to stimulate enterprising behavior to achieve a clear purpose.
- 10. Practices • modelling the way • developing a team values charter • offering support and encouragement • providing regular feedback
- 11. Team Values Charter 1. What is one value that is important to you when working in groups and teams? e.g., respect. 2. What is your definition of that value? e.g., respect is when people are prepared to listen to others, even when they may not agree with their point-of-view. 3. Why is that value important to you? e.g., I like to feel that I am respected, and my opinions valued when working with others. 4. What behaviours would be consistent with this value? e.g., not interrupting someone else when they speak.
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