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There is no

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In the team

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There is no limit to what you can do, if you don’t care who gets

the credit. TEAM SPIRIT MAKES YOU MORE SELFISH OR March 25, 2009

less selfish ?

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Why People work as a team ? Because teams achieve

more. March 25, 2009

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Why Teamwork ? Work hard for others and the rewards will come back to you

ten times over. March 25, 2009

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“Happy people make happy teams and happy teams get

GREAT results for organisations” March 25, 2009

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Replaceable ?

dispensable ? March 25, 2009

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Everyone is responsible in some way for the success of all. March 25, 2009

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Imagine a workplace where everyone is fully engaged. Where people eagerly use their brainpower. Where teamwork comes naturally. Where kindness rules. Imagine the innovative power of such an organization. Imagine the sense of mission and spirit of fun. Imagine its passion for serving customers. Imagine its ability to attract and retain talent, 47 to compete, to thrive.

Imagination is e v e r y t h i n g. It is the preview of life’s coming attractions. - Albert Einstein March 25, 2009

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Ingredients for a Successful Team CLEARLY DEFINED Team Objectives, Scope, Roles & Responsibilities, Key Activities, Key Deliverables, Critical Success Factors, Risks, and Boundaries

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LEADS TO Cooperative, Committed and Trusted Climate IMPLYING Clear, Effective and 50 Constructive Communication

“A team is a group of people who must collaborate to achieve common goals, and who assume responsibility for the functioning and performance of the group.” March 25, 2009

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Strength of the chain Chain is only as strong as it’s weakest link March 25, 2009

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Team – COMMON GOALS Goals of a team need to be Clear and Explicit, Motivating and Challenging, Tied to rewards in order for a team to reach a level of maximum performance. March 25, 2009

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Team –

COMMON OPERATING PROCEDURES established systems, procedures, processes and norms for addressing the various issues facing the team, e.g., procedures to reduce conflict. March 25, 2009

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Team –

Mutually interacting and interdependent

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Team members must (6) understand team goals, (7) be committed to team goals, (8) demonstrate a willingness to solve individual and team problems. 55

Team – ACCOUNTABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY

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Each member of a team must be held responsible for producing specific outputs and results. ~ a clear delineation of roles and responsibilities. 56

Team –

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ENCOURAGING OPEN COMMUNICATION RESULTS IN ENCOURAGING COLLECTIVE EFFORTS LEADING TO GREATER ABILITY TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS ~HIGHER PRODUCTIVITY, LOWER COSTS, HIGHER PROFITABLITY AND HIGHER AND STILL HIGHER . . .

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Ultimately, it is the greatest journey when a group of people can set a shared goal, setting the bar so high each strives to be greater than he perceived possible; learning the value and rewards of a hard work ethic, building close relationships based on trust; and giving of yourself so completely that you become a part of something bigger than yourself.

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Nothing great has ever been accomplished without enthusiasm. Regardless of whether the job is big or small, give it your best. – Ralph Waldo Emerson

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