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Teamwork

Level 3

Benefits of Teamwork

Triggers creativity

Makes employees happy

Multitalented team

Promotes transformational leadership culture

Unity in the workplace

High-performance

Agenda

Definition of teamwork

What is the role of teamwork

Theory of teamwork

Ways for improvement and development

How teamwork builds relationship with coworkers

How teamwork capitalizes on the strengths of all team members

Activities to enhance teamwork

Strategies to train employees on teamwork

Recap and Summary

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Definition

Teamwork is sense of unity among people with shared goals, common interests, and share responsibilities.

Working collaboratively with others to achieve positive results.

Teamwork involves constructive bonding to facilitate collaboration and shared decisions-making.

Builds on the strengths of each members to create a multitalented and dynamic team.

Purpose of Teamwork

Promote collaboration in workplaces

Enhance cultural competency

Promote inclusive workplaces

Increase productivity

Promote innovation and new ideas

Promote stronger working relationships

Provide more opportunities

Teamwork Theory

The Bruce Tuckman theory was created in 1965, and has been applied in countless organizations and scenarios.

Tuckman identified four main stages namely forming, storming, norming, and performing.

Adjourning and transforming is additional phase on completion of the project.

This theory focuses on successful team building; the foundation of teamwork.

Tuckman's theory anticipates team building challenges as the phases accommodate all team activities from initiation to completion of a project.

Application of Bruce Tuckman’s Team Stages Model

Forming- The initial stage of team development during which individuals work to find their place in the team and attempt to establish their position.

Storming- Individuals view themselves as members of the team but challenge each other to establish the power rankings and roles.

Norming- This phase occurs when team members come together, establish roles, define responsibilities, and achieve togetherness.

Performing- This is the final stage where teams achieve high-performance due to stronger relationships and goal-oriented collaboration.

Ways For Improvement And Development

Implement employee recognition program

Encourage social activities

Outline clear goals and rules

Implement conflict resolution management

Encourage open communication

Optimize team strengths

Team Building Activity

Delegates to participate in a five-minute game that aims to show them what teambuilding entails.

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Recognizing Successful Team Building

Individuals work in their expertise and strengths

Individuals develop in a team environment

Team members complement the strengths of others

Individuals appreciate the strengths of each individual

Teams performance is improved and individuals recognized and rewarded based on their impact on the performance

Teams maintain high-performance

Elements Effective Teams

The STAR model defines the characteristic of effective teams.

STAR is an acronym for Strengths, Teamwork, Alignment, and Results

Teamwork is a key element of effective teams

The STAR team performance model constitutes teamwork theories with some of the main principles of the happy manager.

The STAR model includes Teamwork as a primary component of effective teams.

When individual strengths and teamwork come together in pursuit of common goals, teams collaborate resulting in high-performance and stronger workplace relationships.

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How Teamwork Builds Relationship With Coworkers?

Open communication encourages trust

Collaboration promotes respectful interactions

Teamwork encourage culturally-appropriate language and behaviors

Teamwork promote inclusive workplaces and enhance communication skills of the team members

Individuals consult coworkers and collaborate to solve work-related problems

Essentially, positive interactions, respect, and open communication helps build stronger workplace relationships

How Teamwork Capitalizes On The Strengths Of All Team Members

Relying on others to solve problems

Assigning clear roles to members based in strengths

Encouraging innovation and individualized ideas

Effective communication to optimize members’ contributions

Shared-decision making and collaborated projects based on clearly defined roles

Learning from team members and sharing information

Activity

Delegates to participate in a hypothetical project to learn about utilizing strengths of fellow workers

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Enhancing Teamwork

Celebrating individuality

Implementing project management tools

Liberating feedback mechanisms

Promoting team specialization

Avoid micro-managing your employees

Encourage informal social events

Strategies to Train Employees On Teamwork

Make training a team effort

Team coaching

Use teamwork activities that enhance optimal bonding and relationships

Cross-training

Employee training strategic plan, including teamwork training

Encourage employee/worker feedback for progressive improvement

Teamwork goes hand in hand with employee training to promote progressive improvement of teams’ capabilities and productivity

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Activity

Delegates to learn the importance of worker feedback in enhancing team’s effectiveness and individual improvement

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Recap

Team building is the foundation of teamwork

Bruce Tuckman’s Team Stages Model is the signature team building model and applicable for all type of teams

Teambuilding activities help individuals to learn on capitalizing on others’ strengths and competencies

Rewarding employees is a crucial strategy in promoting teamwork

Effective teams constitute teamwork as one of the building blocks

Summary

Team development using the STAR team model is important for progressive teambuilding

Teamwork is the basis of high-performing teams and strong workplace relationships

Successful teambuilding leads to development of productive and dynamic team

Teamwork is beneficial to organizations that aim for high productivity and transformational leadership, and low employee turnover

Questions

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