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Stefan is a certified Management 3.0 facilitator and licensed Scrum Master.
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“The research is clear: happy workers are more productive workers.“ says the founder of Management 3.0, Jurgen Appelo.
Management 3.0 is a revolution in modern management, currently happening in 27 countries and redefining the definition of leadership with management as a responsibility of the group. It is the future of management, which is all about doing the right thing for your team, involving everyone in improving the system and fostering employee engagement.
In this session, you will get an insight into how to manage the system, not the people. This is not only relevant for managers, but for everyone who is concerned about their organization.
About the author:
Stefan is an IT professional who was a Project Manager before encountering Agile Methodologies and recently Management 3.0. He is keen on introducing Management 3.0 as well as Agile Leadership to companies and believes that it will make their employees happier.
Stefan is a certified Management 3.0 facilitator and licensed Scrum Master.
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These common misconceptions and concerns are:
Agile teams don’t do long-range planning or estimating
Agile doesn’t work for matrixed teams or organizations
Agile doesn’t work for non co-located teams
Agile expects too much involvement from the customer
Agile works on a time and materials (T&M) basis
Attend this presentation and begin or revive your road to agile adoption.
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Attendees: VPs, Directors, Managers, Customers and Development Team
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On the basis of global cultures, would people from the United States, Japan, or Chile be more
comfortable with a group or team-based approach to work?
Solution
“There’s a typical default way that we all act in our respective cultures. It is the way that we give
feedback, greet people, praise or don’t praise, so all sorts of things would be different across
cultures.
Multicultural teams offer a number of advantages to international firms, including deep
knowledge of different product markets, culturally sensitive customer service, and 24-hour work
rotations. But those advantages may be outweighed by problems stemming from cultural
differences, which can seriously impair the effectiveness of a team or even bring it to a
stalemate.
Creating successful work groups is hard enough wherein the global work force is geographically
dispersed. When team members come from different countries and functional backgrounds and
are working in different locations, communication can rapidly deteriorate, misunderstanding can
ensue, and cooperation can degenerate into distrust.
This multicultural challenge can be dealt with in four ways –
What strategy to follow will depend upon the particular circumstance the manager is into. In
general, though, managers who intervene early and set norms; teams and managers who try to
engage everyone on the team; and teams that can see challenges as stemming from culture, not
personality, succeed in solving culture-based problems with good humor and creativity. They are
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the companies are running cultural sensitivity training programs that focus primarily on ensuring
internal harmony within the international workforce.
The team leader should always encourage open dialogue so that the people from diverse culture
can feel comfortable working within the team.
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The secret to being an effective virtual team
1. Building your Virtual Team
Globalization has changed the nature of how businesses function. What is has not
changed are the requirements for success. A dedicated team of skilled employees
guided by expert managers is crucial to any corporation. Communication is
paramount, more so today than ever before. Pulling together a seamless business
team on-site is a challenge in itself. Trying to rally employees from distant locals can
be daunting, at best. A successful “virtual team” can bridge the distance, but with
any team―virtual or traditional―communication is the key to productivity.
Fostering collaboration
According to Dr. Tom Allen, author of “Managing the Flow of Technology,” people are
not likely to communicate or collaborate very often if they are more than 50 feet
apart. How then, do we foster communication and collaboration when people are
geographically dispersed?
As a professional corporate trainer who has coached over 1,000 project managers
across North America, I have found that the most effective starting point when it
comes to opening the lines of communication is to create a team operating
agreement.
A team operating agreement (TOA) guides the team’s actions and interactions.
A TOA is the set of behavioral norms that the team agrees to abide by. They can be
formal or informal. If a team does not deliberately create them, they will develop on
their own…which may be problematic. Geographic, ethnic and cultural differences
impact on the effectiveness of how individuals and teams operate. Awareness of
these differences is vital if communication is to be clear, honest and properly
directed.
A TOA can be as inclusive as a team chooses it to be. The more inclusive it is the less
chance for miscommunication, conflict and lost opportunities. Ideally, the TOA should
be created at the beginning of a project or when a new team forms.
Helping Global Teams Increase Their Productivity
2. A TOA may include the following categories:
Meeting Protocols
§ Meetings begin and end on time
§ We attempt to schedule meetings to accommodate people in different time
zones
§ We take into consideration holidays of the different cultures
§ We respect and listen to what other people are saying on the call and we
don’t hold sidebar conversations
§ One week notice will be given to the team if a member is unable to attend
Communication
§ We check e-mails twice a day
§ We have a no scroll policy on all emails
§ We call into the office once a day
§ We handle conflict directly with the person concerned and work to resolve it
§ We identify and communicate possible conflicts clearly and immediately
§ We give feedback in a timely manner, respecting cultural sensitivities
§ We value confidentiality
How can these objectives be realized?
Use the following steps to implement a TOA on your virtual team.
Brainstorm: have each team member list what they would like to see become part
of the TOA.
List each team member’s ideas on a central flip chart.
Clarify: Ensure team members thoroughly understand each statement;
encourage questions
Discuss: modify any statement, remove it, or live with it. Make sure you have buy-
in from the entire team before moving ahead.
Send: email a copy of the TOA to the team or provide an electronic view of it
Adopt: what has been tabled as the “official” TOA. Laminate it and display in a
virtual meeting room.
Helping Global Teams Increase Their Productivity
3. It is critical to note that the TOA is not a stagnant document; it can, and probably
should, be modified during the course of a project.
Virtual teams are the way of the future…but they use many of the features of
successful business units of yesterday and today. If you would like to explore the
many training options available to maximize the “people potential” of your
organization, give me a call to arrange for an appointment.
Helping Global Teams Increase Their Productivity