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Groups, teams and international team work

Groups, teams and international team work. Project Cycle Management ----- A short training course in project cycle management for subdivisions of MFAR in Sri Lanka MFAR, ICEIDA and UNU-FTP. United Nations University Fisheries Training Programme (UNU-FTP) Iceland.

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Groups and Teams

Chapter 10. Groups and Teams. Learning Objectives. Understand that the term group can be viewed from a number of perspectives Identify the elements in the process of group formation and development Describe the stages of group formation Identify ways to guard against groupthink

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Building Teams vs. Team Building

Together Everyone Achieves MoreTEAM-author unknown. TEAM. Interdependence of employees/group members that work in cooperation to accomplish work or a common purposeToday's environment:Health CareResearch Teaching. Building A Team. Challenge is finding a balanced mix of individuals that work

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Teams and Team Building

Team Effectiveness. Effective teams have members whoare interdependenthelp each other be more efficientrotate leadershipnurture each otherbolster the leader/vice versahave high trust. History of Teams in the U.S.. First work team: Filene's Dept. Store, 1898Teams did not catch on here until t

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Groups and Teams

14. Groups and Teams. Groups, Teams and Effectiveness. Group : two or more people who interact with each other to accomplish a goal. Team : group who work intensively with each other to achieve a specific common goal. All teams are groups, BUT, not all groups are teams.

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Building Teams:

What is a team?. A team is a group of people with a commitment to one another,?to the team, to a high level of achievement,?to a common goal,?and to a common vision. . The advantages of teams:. A team broadens what individuals can doSeveral heads mean a wider range of ideasTeams have a great array

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Groups vs. Teams

Groups vs. Teams. Groups. Groups are a normal part of life. Every group is different: -Different purposes -Different people -Different relationships. Characteristics of Groups. 1) Size 2) Interdependence of M embers 3) Group I dentity 4) Group G oals 5) Group S tructure.

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Groups and Teams

Groups and Teams. Which do you have?. Team. P eople working together for a common purpose How is this different from a Group?. Components of Effective Teams. Meaningful Common Purpose Must develop “own” purpose Specific Performance Goals Aligned with its Purpose

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Teams and Team Building

Teams and Team Building. Shawn Clark Assistant Professor of IST Solutions The Pennsylvania State University August 24, 2000. Group Exercise. Objective: Build the tallest self-supporting structure you can with 25 straws Rules: Select a group observer

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Groups & Teams

Groups & Teams. Frances Jørgensen, PhD frances@plan.aau.dk. What is a group or team?.

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Groups/Teams

Groups/Teams. Team effectiveness model: (Thompson 2000) - Organisational context: e.g. reward system, communication) - Team design: (e.g. size - 6, task) - Team culture: (e.g. norms, values)- team member ability Condition: - KAS, Motivation, Coordination Outcome:

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Why Dream Teams Fail

All-star teams often fail to perform to expectations 2006 U.S. World Baseball Classic team 2004 U.S. Olympic Basketball team corporate world examples include Enron, Adelphia and Disney All-star teams often fail to achieve synergy and these dreams often achieve “dysergy.”

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Groups and Teams

Groups and Teams. What are Groups and Teams. Group: Two or more people working together Team:

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Work Teams

Work Teams. Work Group: a group that interacts primarily to share information and to make decisions to help each group member perform within his or her area of responsibility Work Team: a group whose individual efforts result in a performance that is greater than the sum of the individual inputs.

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Building Teams:

Building Teams:. Broadening the Base for Leadership. What is a team?. A team is a group of people with a commitment to one another, to the team, to a high level of achievement, to a common goal, and to a common vision. The advantages of teams:. A team broadens what individuals can do.

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Groups vs. Teams

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