Types of Teams
These teams include members from the same department.
What are Functional Teams?
Team members learn from one another, supporting this kind of growth.
What is personal and professional growth?
Effective leaders do this clearly and consistently.
What is communicate well?
Effective teams always have clearly defined these.
What are plans and goals?
Team members should speak clearly and do this to understand others.
What is listen actively?
These teams bring together members from various departments.
What are Cross-Functional Teams?
Teams help reduce this negative emotional state.
What is stress?
Leaders should give this to acknowledge good work.
What is credit?
Good teams communicate in this open and transparent manner.
What is open communication?
Members should ensure everyone has this chance in conversations.
What is a chance to voice their opinion?
These teams share leadership and responsibility among members.
What are Self-Managed Teams?
Working closely with others strengthens this type of connection.
What are stronger relationships?
Leaders guide teams through these difficult times.
What are hardships?
Teams solve issues constructively through this process.
What is conflict resolution?
Members should attend these on time and stay engaged.
What are meetings?
These teams form to find solutions to specific issues.
What are Troubleshooting Teams?
A teamwork-focused culture creates this sense of belonging and respect.
What is a positive culture?
This means working together.
What is cooperate?
Effective teams show flexibility and this ability to adjust.
What is adaptability?
Good team members avoid this while being engaged.
What is disctractions?
These teams are created when emergencies arise.
What are Task-Force Teams?
Organizations experience less of this costly problem due to teamwork.
What is turnover?
A key way to support your team is simply to do what you say you will do
What is being reliable?
Team members must demonstrate both dependability and this working-together trait.
What is collaboration?
No one person or group should do this during discussions.
What is dominate?