Team Member Styles
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This document discusses different styles of team members: contributors, collaborators, communicators, and challengers. It notes the strengths and potential weaknesses of each style. It emphasizes that successful teams need all four styles. Additionally, it explains that individuals may have traits of multiple styles and can adapt their approach. The key is for team members to optimize their strengths, minimize less productive traits, and borrow behaviors from others when beneficial to the team. Overall, the document stresses that diversity among team members' styles is what makes great teams.
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- 2. Do you know these people? Are they on your team? communicator collaborator contributor challenger
- 3. contributor Strengths I think we really need to focus… high standards Less productive when… organized There’s too much information. authoritative I may not see the big picture.. I’m pushing my team mates too hard. responsible I’m too much of a perfectionist
- 4. collaborator Strengths So here’s the big picture…. goal-directed forward-looking Less productive when… I’ve overcommitted! imaginative My focus is too global. flexible I haven’t reviewed the mission. I don’t think about the needs of other team pitches in members
- 5. communicator Strengths What do you all think? considerate relaxed Less productive when… I won’t challenge you— I want us to get along! enthusiastic I’m all about the process—goals may slip. supportive I may overuse humor. I may seem manipulative or placating. tactful
- 6. challenger Strengths Why are we doing this? honest outspoken Less productive when… I don’t know when to back off. thorough I may push the team to take too many risks. questioning I can be self-righteous I become too much of a nit-picker. adventurous
- 7. It takes all four of these people to make a good team communicator collaborator contributor challenger
- 8. But people are complex… communicator collaborator contributor challenger
- 9. You may have more than one style… communicator collaborator contributor challenger
- 10. The adaptable team member Optimize your strengths and minimize the traits that make you less productive
- 11. The adaptable team member Like how someone else works with others? Borrow their behaviors!
- 12. It takes different instruments to make a great band! See diversity as the thing that makes your team shine
- 13. Reference: Parker, G. M. (1996). Team Players and Teamwork: New Strategies for Developing Successful Collaboration. San Francisco: John Wiley & Sons.
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- Persist and persevere. Teamwork is wor