Team Building & Leadership Value Pack

In a team-oriented environment, you contribute to the overall success of the organization. You work with fellow members of the organization to produce results. The word “team” came from the Old English word, meaning “set of draft animals yoked together.” The meaning was applied to a group of people later and the verb for “to team up” came from 1932.

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Organizations with high employee engagement outperform those with low employee engagement by 202%. The ideal team size is between 4 and 9.A team of this size can move quickly, make decisions rapidly, and get stuff done with remarkable productivity. Bigger teams produce more communication hurdles. Smaller teams enjoy more fluid and spontaneous communication. Teams led by managers who focus on their weaknesses are 26% less likely to be engaged.

• Understand the team concept
• Open lines of communication as a foundation
• Sharpen communication techniques and skills
• Learn techniques for building a better team
• Understand your style and role as a team leader
• Sharpen your team's goal setting, motivation, and output/performance
• Understand your team members and team dynamics
• Practice, discuss, problem-solve, and develop an action plan

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Accountability, Blocking, Coaching, Collaboration, Constructive Feedback, Evaluation, Free Riding, Functional/Departmental Team, Group Contract, Group Think, High-Performance Teams, Initiator, Joker, Leadership Coaching, Recognition Seeker, Self-Managing Team, Storming, Team Charter, Team Dynamics, Trust, Withdrawer

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While leadership styles are varied, leadership is the way you go about dealing with people. These styles reflect the different kinds of behaviors we use to produce the reactions we need to get the job done.

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80% of your culture comes from your leadership. Good culture and leadership is so important, partly because it provides guidance for how people can behave in a consistent, positive, and productive fashion, particularly when no one’s watching.

• Determine what defines a leader
• Understand your style as a leader
• Develop strategies to lead with greater effectiveness
• Choose an effective leadership style
• Motivate through example, method, and approach
• Sharpen your communication skills (the foundation)
• Practice, discuss, and problem-solve
• Generate an action plan to develop and further improve your leadership skills

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Assertiveness, Authoritarian Leadership, Creative Leadership, Democratic Leadership, Empowerment, Flexibility, Hands-On, Horizontal Leadership, Innovation, Leadership, Micromanagement, Pygmalion Effect, Self-Efficacy, Trust, Vision

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