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The document discusses the advantages and disadvantages of working in teams, different types of teams, and steps to forming a successful team. Some advantages include members learning from one another and being able to support each other through difficult tasks. However, teams can also experience conflict between members and difficulties coordinating schedules. Different types of teams covered are task forces, committees, self-managed teams, and virtual teams. Steps for a successful team include getting members acquainted, establishing a shared vision and goals, defining roles and structure, and regularly meeting to evaluate progress.
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Working in Teams
- 1. Working in Teams By Dawn and Rebecca
- 2. Advantages to Working in Teams Members learn from one another New approaches may be discovered with more people involved Team members may support one another through difficult tasks Commitment to the team may stimulate performance and attendance
- 3. Disadvantages to Working in Teams Conflict may exist between members Some members may not be compatible with team work It is time consuming to coordinate schedules and hold meetings “Free Riding” may occur
- 4. Types of Teams Task Force Formed to complete a specific task or find a solution to a critical problem Committee People with common interests join together to work on any matter often times the organization of events Organization/WorkForce Groups working together under the expert guidance of a leader to achieve a common goal SelfManaged A team in which the members are accountable for their own performance without the supervision of a leader Cross-Functional Individuals from different areas within an organization come together to complete a task Virtual Teams that are separated by distance and connect through a computer
- 5. Steps to Forming a Successful Team Getting to Know One Another Vision Structure Process
- 6. Getting to Know One Another Introduce yourself Find common ground Identify group needs
- 7. Vision DefinePurpose How To Proceed Establish Strategy
- 8. Structure Designate Leader Identify Skills Assign Roles Set Deadlines
- 9. Process Host Meetings Gather team to discuss progress towards goal Analyze Tasks Identify achievements and opportunities Evaluate Progress What remains to be done to reach the goal?
- 10. Team members need to build trust and openness between each other and must have an effective goal.
- 11. The path to greatness is working with others!
- 12. Works Cited Pros & Cons of Working in Teams http://www.hf.faa.gov/webtraining/teamperform/Team008.htm Types of Teams http://www.managementstudyguide.com/types-of-teams.htm Steps to a Successful Team http://www.managementstudyguide.com/types-of-teams.htm