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Reaching Goals Together




          Team Building
Objectives
•   Understand how teams work
•   Develop skills to build a team
•   Explain problem solving in a team
•   Examine techniques for managing conflict




Rev 12/2010       Report Writing - Team Building   2
If you want to succeed in modern
         organizational and social life, you must
             understand how to communicate
           effectively as a member of a Team.




Rev 12/2010           Report Writing - Team Building   3
Why Teams
1. Meet important human needs
2. Teams are everywhere
3. Cannot assume that we participate
   effectively
4. Vehicle by which the individual can make
   a contribution to the organization and
   society as a whole


Rev 12/2010     Report Writing - Team Building   4
Definition--Team

                 Individuals


                    Collaborative



                    Shared Goal
Rev 12/2010        Report Writing - Team Building   5
Product
         Input                                      Through Put
         • Energy                                   • Transformation
         • Information                                • Input to output
         • Raw materials




                                                    Output
                                                    • Tangible product
                                                      • Reports
                                                      • Policies


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Effectiveness
• Workable size
     – Usually 3 – 7, rarely more than 15
• Mutually interdependent purpose
• Each person has a sense of belonging
• Interaction involving verbal and non-verbal
  channels
• A sense of cooperation among members.

Rev 12/2010          Report Writing - Team Building   7
The Participant—Observer

Participant-Observer                Social Loafer


•   Active                          • Minimal contribution
•   Observes                        • Assumes the other
•   Evaluates                         members will take up the
•   Participates                      slack
•   Shares common goal              • Does not share common
                                      goal
•   Understands common
    goal

Rev 12/2010        Report Writing - Team Building            8
The number of members and their personal
    characteristics are input variables that
   seriously affect team communication and
                  productivity




Rev 12/2010     Report Writing - Team Building   9
Ethical Behavior
1. Team members should not disconfirm,
   belittle, or ridicule other members
2. Team members should make sure they
   understand other members before
   agreeing or disagreeing with them
3. Team members should be thorough in
   gathering information and diligent in
   evaluating it

Rev 12/2010       Report Writing - Team Building   10
Ethical Behavior                         (cont)

4. Members should be willing to speak and
   should not do anything to prevent others
   from speaking freely
5. Team members should embrace diversity
   within the team
6. Team members must conduct themselves
   with honesty and integrity


Rev 12/2010     Report Writing - Team Building            11
Building a Team
All components of a
  team operate
  interdependently
  with one another;
  not in isolation.




Rev 12/2010       Report Writing - Team Building   12
The Team
Nonsummativty                      • The personalities,
 The property of the                 education,
 team where the whole                commitment, the
 is not the sum of its               individual make the
 parts, but may be                   personality of the
 greater or lesser than              team
 the sum.




Rev 12/2010       Report Writing - Team Building           13
Traits and Attitude
Trait                                  Attitude
• A relatively enduring,               • A network of beliefs and
  consistent pattern of                  values, not directly
  behavior or other                      measurable, that a
  observable                             person holds toward an
  characteristics.                       object, person or concept;
                                         produces a tendency to
                                         react in specific ways
                                         toward that object,
                                         person, or concept.


Rev 12/2010           Report Writing - Team Building             14
Briggs-Myers




Rev 12/2010     Report Writing - Team Building   15
Shared Goal
                                 • Determine goal
                                 • Validate each
                                   member’s
                                   commitment to the
                                   goal
                                 • Constantly remind of
                                   goal




Rev 12/2010     Report Writing - Team Building            24
Open-                Assertivenes     Responsibilit
Willingness
              Mindedness                  s                y


 Anxiety or                             Assertivene
                Listener
   fear                                     ss         Self-driven

              Nonjudgme
 Reticence                              Passiveness
                 ntal

                                                         Team
                                         Aggressive      driven
  Shyness      Dogmatic
                                           ness

Rev 12/2010         Report Writing - Team Building                25
Factors of Teams



          Internal                                       External
          • Characteristics                              • Task
          • Preferences                                  • Values




Rev 12/2010             Report Writing - Team Building              26
Two Phases of Development
• Formation Phase
  – Members get to                                      Formation
    know each other
     – Develop
       interpersonal
       relationships
• Production phase
                                                          Production
  – Focus on team
    tasks
Rev 12/2010            Report Writing - Team Building                  27
Two Phases of Development
• Production phase
  – Focus on team                                  Production
    tasks
• Formation Phase
     – Needs to be
       reinvigorated
     – New members                                   Formation


Rev 12/2010       Report Writing - Team Building                 28
Effective Problem Solving


                                                         Solution




              Problem                                      Goal



                                Obstacle


Rev 12/2010             Report Writing - Team Building              29
P-MOPS
Procedural Model of Problem Solving (P-MOPS)

                           Problem

              Implemen
                                                  Solution
                  t



                 Consensus               Evaluate

Rev 12/2010          Report Writing - Team Building          30
Considerations
• Task difficulty                   • Acceptance
• Solution multiplicity             • Technical
                                      requirements
• Intrinsic interest
                                    • Area of freedom
• Cooperative
  requirements                      • Goal
• Population familiarity




Rev 12/2010        Report Writing - Team Building       31
Methods of Decision

          Winners &
          Losers                      By
                                    majority
                                     vote


                           By
 Sometimes               leader
 Needed
                                                 By
                                              consensus
               Usually
               Best


Rev 12/2010              Report Writing - Team Building   32
Decisions by Consensus
Advantages                            Disadvantages
• All members support the             • Usually takes more
  decision                              time
• Members more satisfied
  and committed to                    • Members may feel
  decision                              pressured to conform
• Decision can be high                • May be hard or
  quality, because all                  impossible to achieve
  viewpoints are taken into
  account                             • May cause team
• May cause team conflict               conflict


Rev 12/2010          Report Writing - Team Building             33
Suggestions for Consensus
1. Don’t argue stubbornly for your own position
2. Avoid looking at a stalemate as a win-lose
   situation
3. When agreement is reached to easily and
   too quickly, be on guard for team think
4. Avoid conflict-suppressing techniques, such
   as majority vote, averaging, coin toss, etc.
5. Seek out differences of opinion

Rev 12/2010      Report Writing - Team Building   34
Conflict




Rev 12/2010   Report Writing - Team Building   35
Tension
• Tension is normal in team interactions
• Some tension is desirable
• Managing tension is part of the team
  dynamics




Rev 12/2010     Report Writing - Team Building   36
Benefits of Conflict
1. Conflict can produce better understanding
   of both issues and people.
2. Conflict can increase member motivation.
3. Conflict can produce better decisions.
4. Conflict can produce greater
   cohesiveness among team members.



Rev 12/2010         Report Writing - Team Building   37
Negative Effects of Conflict

1. Conflict can cause bad feelings among
   the team members.
2. Conflict, especially if it involves personal
   attacks or is carried on too long, can
   lower team cohesiveness.
3. Conflict can split a team apart.



Rev 12/2010       Report Writing - Team Building   38
Primary Tension
Interpersonal -- first meet or during competition for power
among members
• Member related                         • Reduction
     – Interpersonal                            – Mutual respect
     – Self-centered                            – Self-disclosure
       competition                       • More difficult to
                                           resolve




Rev 12/2010             Report Writing - Team Building              39
Secondary Tension
Stems from task-related
• Points-of-view                    • Reduction
  differences                              – Agreeing
• Result from opinion                      – Showing solidarity
  differences                                       • Use we
                                           – Tension release
• Can be loud and
                                                    • humor
  vocal



Rev 12/2010        Report Writing - Team Building                 40
Conflict Management Styles

•   Avoidance
•   Accommodation
•   Competition
•   Collaboration
•   Compromise




Rev 12/2010         Report Writing - Team Building   41
Effective Disagreement
1. Do express your disagreement
2. Stick with the issue at hand
3. Use rhetorical sensitivity in expressing
   disagreement
4. Disagree with the idea but do not ever
   criticize the person



Rev 12/2010      Report Writing - Team Building   42
Effective Disagreement
5. Base your disagreement on evidence and
   reasoning
6. React to disagreement in a spirit of
   inquiry, not defensiveness
7. If someone persists in attacking you, stay
   calm and speak reasonably
8. Use an integrative rather than distributive
   approach to solving the conflict

Rev 12/2010      Report Writing - Team Building   43
Summary
• Teams are part of human society
• Teams function in every human endeavor
• For teams to function effectively, the
  individuals must act ethically toward each
  other
• Team success requires active participation
  from the individuals.


Rev 12/2010     Report Writing - Team Building   44
Resources
• Team Building
  http://www.depts.ttu.edu/aged/leadership/lead
  tem.htm
• Emerging Systems for Managing Workplace
  Conflict:
  http://digitalcommons.ilr.cornell.edu/cgi/viewc
  ontent.cgi?article=1101&context=ilrreview
• Building Team Cohesion:
  http://cas.bethel.edu/dept/comm/nfa/journal/v
  ol23no1-16.pdf
Rev 12/2010       Report Writing - Team Building   45
Resources
• Leadership & Management: Managing Teams
    (There are 17 articles in this topic.)
  http://hbswk.hbs.edu/topics/managingteams.ht
  ml
• Managing Virtual Project Teams
  http://userwww.sfsu.edu/~ceb/b895/btrautsch895.
  pdf
• Characteristics of effective teams: a literature
  review
  http://www.unc.edu/courses/2008fall/nurs/379/9
  60/65_604078165817-effective_teams.pdf

Rev 12/2010                 Report Writing - Team Building   46

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Building Teams.pdf

  • 1. Reaching Goals Together Team Building
  • 2. Objectives • Understand how teams work • Develop skills to build a team • Explain problem solving in a team • Examine techniques for managing conflict Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 2
  • 3. If you want to succeed in modern organizational and social life, you must understand how to communicate effectively as a member of a Team. Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 3
  • 4. Why Teams 1. Meet important human needs 2. Teams are everywhere 3. Cannot assume that we participate effectively 4. Vehicle by which the individual can make a contribution to the organization and society as a whole Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 4
  • 5. Definition--Team Individuals Collaborative Shared Goal Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 5
  • 6. Product Input Through Put • Energy • Transformation • Information • Input to output • Raw materials Output • Tangible product • Reports • Policies Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 6
  • 7. Effectiveness • Workable size – Usually 3 – 7, rarely more than 15 • Mutually interdependent purpose • Each person has a sense of belonging • Interaction involving verbal and non-verbal channels • A sense of cooperation among members. Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 7
  • 8. The Participant—Observer Participant-Observer Social Loafer • Active • Minimal contribution • Observes • Assumes the other • Evaluates members will take up the • Participates slack • Shares common goal • Does not share common goal • Understands common goal Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 8
  • 9. The number of members and their personal characteristics are input variables that seriously affect team communication and productivity Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 9
  • 10. Ethical Behavior 1. Team members should not disconfirm, belittle, or ridicule other members 2. Team members should make sure they understand other members before agreeing or disagreeing with them 3. Team members should be thorough in gathering information and diligent in evaluating it Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 10
  • 11. Ethical Behavior (cont) 4. Members should be willing to speak and should not do anything to prevent others from speaking freely 5. Team members should embrace diversity within the team 6. Team members must conduct themselves with honesty and integrity Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 11
  • 12. Building a Team All components of a team operate interdependently with one another; not in isolation. Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 12
  • 13. The Team Nonsummativty • The personalities, The property of the education, team where the whole commitment, the is not the sum of its individual make the parts, but may be personality of the greater or lesser than team the sum. Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 13
  • 14. Traits and Attitude Trait Attitude • A relatively enduring, • A network of beliefs and consistent pattern of values, not directly behavior or other measurable, that a observable person holds toward an characteristics. object, person or concept; produces a tendency to react in specific ways toward that object, person, or concept. Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 14
  • 15. Briggs-Myers Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 15
  • 16. Shared Goal • Determine goal • Validate each member’s commitment to the goal • Constantly remind of goal Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 24
  • 17. Open- Assertivenes Responsibilit Willingness Mindedness s y Anxiety or Assertivene Listener fear ss Self-driven Nonjudgme Reticence Passiveness ntal Team Aggressive driven Shyness Dogmatic ness Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 25
  • 18. Factors of Teams Internal External • Characteristics • Task • Preferences • Values Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 26
  • 19. Two Phases of Development • Formation Phase – Members get to Formation know each other – Develop interpersonal relationships • Production phase Production – Focus on team tasks Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 27
  • 20. Two Phases of Development • Production phase – Focus on team Production tasks • Formation Phase – Needs to be reinvigorated – New members Formation Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 28
  • 21. Effective Problem Solving Solution Problem Goal Obstacle Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 29
  • 22. P-MOPS Procedural Model of Problem Solving (P-MOPS) Problem Implemen Solution t Consensus Evaluate Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 30
  • 23. Considerations • Task difficulty • Acceptance • Solution multiplicity • Technical requirements • Intrinsic interest • Area of freedom • Cooperative requirements • Goal • Population familiarity Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 31
  • 24. Methods of Decision Winners & Losers By majority vote By Sometimes leader Needed By consensus Usually Best Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 32
  • 25. Decisions by Consensus Advantages Disadvantages • All members support the • Usually takes more decision time • Members more satisfied and committed to • Members may feel decision pressured to conform • Decision can be high • May be hard or quality, because all impossible to achieve viewpoints are taken into account • May cause team • May cause team conflict conflict Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 33
  • 26. Suggestions for Consensus 1. Don’t argue stubbornly for your own position 2. Avoid looking at a stalemate as a win-lose situation 3. When agreement is reached to easily and too quickly, be on guard for team think 4. Avoid conflict-suppressing techniques, such as majority vote, averaging, coin toss, etc. 5. Seek out differences of opinion Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 34
  • 27. Conflict Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 35
  • 28. Tension • Tension is normal in team interactions • Some tension is desirable • Managing tension is part of the team dynamics Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 36
  • 29. Benefits of Conflict 1. Conflict can produce better understanding of both issues and people. 2. Conflict can increase member motivation. 3. Conflict can produce better decisions. 4. Conflict can produce greater cohesiveness among team members. Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 37
  • 30. Negative Effects of Conflict 1. Conflict can cause bad feelings among the team members. 2. Conflict, especially if it involves personal attacks or is carried on too long, can lower team cohesiveness. 3. Conflict can split a team apart. Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 38
  • 31. Primary Tension Interpersonal -- first meet or during competition for power among members • Member related • Reduction – Interpersonal – Mutual respect – Self-centered – Self-disclosure competition • More difficult to resolve Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 39
  • 32. Secondary Tension Stems from task-related • Points-of-view • Reduction differences – Agreeing • Result from opinion – Showing solidarity differences • Use we – Tension release • Can be loud and • humor vocal Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 40
  • 33. Conflict Management Styles • Avoidance • Accommodation • Competition • Collaboration • Compromise Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 41
  • 34. Effective Disagreement 1. Do express your disagreement 2. Stick with the issue at hand 3. Use rhetorical sensitivity in expressing disagreement 4. Disagree with the idea but do not ever criticize the person Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 42
  • 35. Effective Disagreement 5. Base your disagreement on evidence and reasoning 6. React to disagreement in a spirit of inquiry, not defensiveness 7. If someone persists in attacking you, stay calm and speak reasonably 8. Use an integrative rather than distributive approach to solving the conflict Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 43
  • 36. Summary • Teams are part of human society • Teams function in every human endeavor • For teams to function effectively, the individuals must act ethically toward each other • Team success requires active participation from the individuals. Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 44
  • 37. Resources • Team Building http://www.depts.ttu.edu/aged/leadership/lead tem.htm • Emerging Systems for Managing Workplace Conflict: http://digitalcommons.ilr.cornell.edu/cgi/viewc ontent.cgi?article=1101&context=ilrreview • Building Team Cohesion: http://cas.bethel.edu/dept/comm/nfa/journal/v ol23no1-16.pdf Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 45
  • 38. Resources • Leadership & Management: Managing Teams (There are 17 articles in this topic.) http://hbswk.hbs.edu/topics/managingteams.ht ml • Managing Virtual Project Teams http://userwww.sfsu.edu/~ceb/b895/btrautsch895. pdf • Characteristics of effective teams: a literature review http://www.unc.edu/courses/2008fall/nurs/379/9 60/65_604078165817-effective_teams.pdf Rev 12/2010 Report Writing - Team Building 46