Team Building & Motivation
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This document discusses team building, motivation, and how to effectively develop a team. It provides principles for team building such as having a clear purpose and objectives, involving the team in planning, and making time for networking, feedback, and fun. It also discusses how motivation changes over time and the importance of empowering team members so they feel their role has opportunities to grow and be challenged. Team development stages including forming, storming, norming, and performing are addressed, along with designing agendas tailored to where a team is currently at in its development.
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HAME502: Building High-Performing Teams
Cornell UniversityCourse Project
Part One: Diagnosing Your Team
Instructions:
In this project, you will outline strategic elements critical in leading your team. In doing so, you will map a plan for diagnosing the team’s needs, building collaboration, generating conflict, managing virtual team space, and finally, shifting your own leadership role. This plan will enable you to thoughtfully provide your team with the leadership it needs to perform at its highest levels.
First, identify if the team is new or if you are new to the team. (Or alternatively, you and the team may have been working with one another for awhile. If so, think of your team as new all over again and try to look at it with fresh eyes.) Next, complete the appropriate chartin order to identify areas of development or needs for your team.
If the team is new,engage (or reengage) your team in a discussion of its vision and mission. What is the desired future state and the overall purpose of your team? What does the organization need the team to accomplish? Identify members’ roles and responsibilities. Prepare between 3-5 long-term and short-term goals. Enter your results into Chart A.
If you are new to the team, collect data. Interview at least five team members. Observe the team working. What do you notice? What is the work pattern? Based on your analysis of your data, identify and discuss between 3-5 actions/behaviors that the team needs from you.Enter your results into Chart B.
Chart A: Building Your Team
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Team Goals
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Member Roles & Responsibilities
Identify key roles and responsibilities that will achieve and support your team in reaching your goals. List these roles and state who will be responsible for each.
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Chart B: Building Your Team
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Interview Findings
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Observations of Team
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Recommendations
Based on your findings, identify 3-5 recommendations you have for your team. Outline how you will or have communicated these recommendations.
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Part Two: Building Collaboration
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- 1. Team Building & Motivation Learn how to effectively conduct team building activities and how to motivate your team to get the most out of them.
- 2. 2 What is the relevance of this topic in Leadership Development?
- 3. Think about when was the time in which you feel that your team performed at it best? 3
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