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Effective teamwork requires that a team understands and is committed to shared goals, creates an environment of trust where members can communicate openly and resolve conflicts constructively, and makes high-quality decisions together with everyone's support in carrying them out. Key factors for success include clear expectations, trust among team members, agreed procedures for addressing problems, and collective commitment to decisions.
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The team understands the goals and is committed to attaining them. This clear direction and agreement on mission and purpose is essential for effective teamwork.
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3. Effective communication - Open communication channels allow for sharing of information, feedback and coordination of efforts.
4. Trust and respect among members - Team members must feel comfortable sharing ideas and providing constructive feedback to each other.
5. Commitment to the common purpose - All members must be fully committed to achieving the shared goals above individual or departmental interests.
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- 1. Teamwork
- 2. Effective team work is both profoundly simple and difficult at the same time. The factors that affect success in team work occur both within the team itself and in the work environment in which the team must function. Have you ever wondered how some work groups exhibit effective team work and others remain dysfunctional for the life of the team?
- 4. The team understands the goals and is committed to attaining them. The team’s clarity is reinforced when the organization has clear expectations for the team's work, goals, accountability, and outcomes.
- 5. The team creates an environment in which people are comfortable taking reasonable risks in communicating, advocating positions, and taking action. Team members trust each other. Team members are not punished for disagreeing.
- 9. The team has agreed upon procedures for diagnosing, analyzing, and resolving team work problems and conflicts. The team does not support member personality conflicts and clashes nor do team members pick sides in a disagreement.
- 10. Members of the team make high quality decisions together and have the support and commitment of the group to carry out the decisions made.
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