Team Building Short Crash Course On Organizational Behavior
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Qualities of a Team •Members care for one another •Members know what is important •Members communicate with one another •Members grow together •There is a team fit •Members place individual rights beneath the best interest of the team •Each team member plays a special role •Team has enough members to share the work •Members know exactly where the team stands •Members are willing to pay the price
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- 1. Team Building Nathan Ronen, Organizational Behavior short crash course for CEO’S
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- 7. Teams Groups
- 9. Principles of Teamwork Forming Storming Norming Performing
- 10. Example of Soccer Club The mission To win the world cup championship
- 11. Forming A team has been organized by the coach (selecting Process) Training them on the job
- 12. Storming Decision making / Planning Which shows their unity
- 13. Norming After training, they are ready for playing, Now it is the real work / job for them
- 14. Performing By: Mohd. Samir SHIRZAI KARDAN University Now everyone do there bests, One of them will able to make a goal but not individually they are playing as a team.
- 15. Achievement of Team Work Finally will able to achieve the target by the team work and doing there bests. The award is belonging to their team, country and people
- 16. What are the Benefits of Teamwork?
- 18. Characteristics of the Best Team Leaders
- 20. Characteristics of Great Team Members
- 22. Characteristics of Effective Teams
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