The document discusses the importance of teamwork and outlines 5 steps to build an effective team. The 5 steps are: 1) establish leadership and trust within the team, 2) establish relationships with each employee to understand their skills and motivations, 3) build relationships between employees through improved communication and resolving conflicts, 4) foster actual teamwork through information sharing and communication, and 5) set ground rules for the team through shared values, goals and performance evaluations. The overall message is that building an effective team is an ongoing process that requires a manager to facilitate relationship building and cooperation among team members.
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The document discusses the importance of teamwork and outlines 5 steps to build an effective team. The 5 steps are: 1) establish leadership and trust within the team, 2) establish relationships with each employee to understand their skills and motivations, 3) build relationships between employees through improved communication and resolving conflicts, 4) foster actual teamwork through information sharing and communication, and 5) set ground rules for the team through shared values, goals and performance evaluations. The overall message is that building an effective team is an ongoing process that requires a manager to facilitate relationship building and cooperation among team members.
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TEAMWORK
BY: Vence Irvin D. Savior
Teamwork •The ability of a group to work together. •The combined actions of a group of people working together effectively to achieve a goal. 5 STEPS IN BUILDING AN EFFECIVE TEAM 1. ESTABLISH LEADERSHIP- If your employees trust your judgement, they will work effectively even when you're not around.Before you can start the team building, you need to develop the right kind of leadership skills. this doesn't mean asserting authority , instead try to foster trust through honesty and transparency. 2. ESTABLISH RELATIONSHIPS WITH EACH OF YOUR EMPLOYEES- Try to learn more about each member of your team, their skills, how they are motivated and their likes and dislikes. This knowledge is invaluable to leaders, as it allow them to match each employee's expertise and competencies to specific problems, which will help increase their productivity and job satisfaction. Instead of delegating tasks. Give your team open-ended projects and allow them to determine the best solution. This will encourage them to cooperate and develop problem solving. 3. BUILD RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN YOUR EMPLOYEE
As your team starts to cooperate more, examine
the way they work together and take steps to improve communication, cooperation and trust amongst the team. If there are any conflicts, try to resolve them amicably. Listen to both sides of the argument and act as a mediator. One way to do this is to brainstorm solutions, which helps to empower yor employees and may lead to new solutions to the problem. 4. FOSTER TEAMWORK Once you have established relations with and between your employees, it's time to help them work together effectively. Encourage your team to share inforation, both amongst themselves and within the wider organization. Also, try to communicate more with your team. This goes beyond simply holding meetings, and includes things like being open to suggestions and concerns, asking about each team member's work and offering assistance when necessary, and doing everything you can to communicate clearly and honestly with your team. 5. SET GROUND RULES FOR THE TEAM You can begin officially establishing your team through creating team values and goals, as well as evaluating team performance alongside individual performance. Team building is one of the most important responsibilities a manager has. It isn't something that can be acheved in a short period of time. It is an ongoing process that you will have to facilitate and guide. As this process unfolds, however your team members will begin to trust and support one another and share their skills sets and effort in order to more effectively complete your organization's goals.