Team building - Organizing a team.
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Team Building: Organizing a Team Team Building Most managers and organizational leaders recognize the interdependence of employees or other group members and the need for cooperation to accomplish the work. A team that is communicating and functioning well has synergy; that is why people working as a team can achieve better results than individuals working alone. That does not mean, however, that productivity will automatically go up by putting a group of good performers together. There are several conditions that must exist before an effective team can be developed: 1. The group must have a reason for working together that makes sense to the team members. 2. Team members must be mutually dependent on one another's experience, abilities, and commitment in order to accomplish mutual objectives. 3. Team members must believe in and be committed to the idea that working together as a team is preferable to working alone, thus leading to...

