Characteristics of a Team Player
Different people with different personalities and strengths are what empower teams.
Team Building
Building Team Accountability
Building team accountability is important. Accountability is the means by which a team stays “on track” and strengthens relationships.
Building Team Communication
Effective communication can be more difficult than one would assume. It has to be proactive and intentional.
Building Team Trust
Trust is essential for building teams who stand with each other, regardless of inconvenience or difficulty
Instilling Confidence
Confident leaders seek opportunities to build the confidence of those they lead.
Stages of Team Development
Do you know how to take your team from where they are now to a level of high performance?
Stage 1: Forming
In the forming stage, the team is coming together and becoming familiar with the way each member of the team works.
Stage 2: Storming
In the storming stage, team members seek to prove their worth, or value, to the team.
Stage 3: Norming
As a team committed to a problem-solving mentality begins to work together compatibly, it moves from the storming stage into the norming stage.
Project Aristotle
Google’s Project Aristotle found that psychological safety is one of the leading, if not most influential, characteristics of successful teams.
Shifting the Culture 1 – Culture of Civility
According to a recent 2019 study, 93% of Americans claimed workplace civility is a problem in America. Sixty-eight percent claimed it to be a major problem.
Shifting the Culture 2 – Fact vs. Fiction
No single group in society is ever completely right or wrong.
The truth usually lies somewhere in-between extreme opinions. Finding the truth requires individuals to do their own research and form their own opinions.
Shifting the Culture 3 – Team Civility
Unity, nurtured by intentional civility, characterizes the most effective, productive teams.