Understanding the basic team processes
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This document discusses the basic processes of effective teams. It outlines objectives like motivation, group cohesion, team roles, and task and social behaviors. It explains that building cohesion through shared activities, incentives, and strong leadership can improve team performance by reducing stress and increasing support among members. Finally, it stresses the importance of feedback, learning, and adaptation in allowing teams to evaluate and improve their work.
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Group Cohesiveness - Introduction
The extent to which groups operate together in mutual interest
Improves overall output and efficiency of group
Establishes set of norms for group members
Identifies Strengths and weaknesses in group
Makes decision-making a coordinated effort
Communication becomes multidirectional and organized
Meetings end productively with lesser conflicts
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Group Cohesiveness is when members of the group operate together rather than individually. They tend to operate together in mutual interest that benefits the individual, the company and the team.
This work method improves overall efficiency and output of teams as they work in unison and alignment with management directives and milestones.
A set of governing rules or set of norms are established by the group as a whole, that decides a meeting point, a meeting time and place, with a specific agenda to achieve.
Each team member identifies strengths and weaknesses among groups and helps the others get better or learns from them to ensure team effectiveness always remains good.
Decision making becomes easy with more open minded and rational decision making at the table rather than conflicting arguments without reaching a resolution.
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Group Cohesiveness - Positive Impacts
Attributed as one entity
Considered as important metric for group’s success
Participation and Contribution of each individual increases
Creates a sense of belongingness
Makes it easy to resolve conflicts
Turnaround time for decision making improves
Success or failure is attributed to group
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The group of individuals will be listed and viewed as one entity by management
Important metric t measure group’s success
Role of each individual is accepted and fulfilled well.
Sense of ownership and responsibility increases with being attached to a group with cohesion
Conflict resolution is easier and faster, with little impact to hamper cohesion.
Turnaround time for decisions is much faster and increases the logical thinking capabilities of the group
Success or failure is equally attributed to the group, rather than calling out individuals.
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Group Cohesiveness - Limitations
Operating strictly by the norms
Over-Cohesive groups make Groupthink errors
Resistance to change becomes a problem
Improper leadership can hamper cohesiveness
Transition is difficult for members joining newly
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Accepting a new way of doing things becomes increasingly painful to the team if it does abide by the established group norms
Over-Cohesive groups usually run into over thinking and tend to leave some important subjects undiscussed because the team members do not want to create a stir up of emotions.
Change becomes an issue in many cases.
Improper leadership can usually create bias among team members and results in partition within the team based on microscopic interest ad preferences..
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Many organizations today function in a team environment. Working in teams provides the opportunity to share the decision making, to increase productivity, to give voices for the purposes of providing feedback to all those involved in the team and it typically regarded as an environment that fosters creativity and innovation. The leadership role in a team enviornement is much different then other leadership roles. The leader in the team leadership environment is responsible for keeping an eye on the teams performance and taking action, when needed, to help the team effectively meet goals and outcomes. According to Northouse (2018), "for teams to be successful, the organizational culture needs to support member involvement. The traditional authority structure of many organizations does not support decision making at lower levels, and this can lead to the failure of many teams" (section 14.1, para. 4). Most organizations are accustomed to vertical or top down decision making. In an team leadership enviornement the entire team shares the responsibility of making the decision, this flat decision making model is often a source of organizational struggle and can cause a team leadership environment to fail. Organizations that chose to implement and function in a team leadership environment can work to change their culture to one that supports and encourages collaboration. In my current role, we are assigned and volunteer to be apart of large scale work groups. These work groups are designed to solve for difficulties or inefficiencies experienced within operations. The work group, which is a multi-disciplinary team with representation from most functional departments within the organization is tasked with a pain point and works to create a solution that will positively impact it. The team has the power and the ability to decide what the solution is, how its created and where its implemented/piloted. In addition, they are expected to produce a set of expected outcomes. These outcomes, along with the solution, are presented to the C-Suite and measurements are created to determine if the desired outcome was achieved. In addition, the team has the ability to request and receive funding to pay for the proposed solution. As an organization, we have had huge success and employee engagement as a result of this leadership style.
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- 3. - SOCIAL LOAFING INCREASING GROUP MOTIVATION TASK EVALUATION AND REWARDS COMMITMENT AND COHESION MOTIVATION
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