Playing Nice in the Sandbox of Life: Working on a Team.

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Playing Nice in the Sandbox of Life: Working on a Team

@#?$*!%

If Teamwork skills are gained by simply being on teams, then we should all be experts!

Types of Teams Circle of Friends Families Sport Groups Clubs Work Groups Professional Associations

Definition Teams are groups of people placed together to use the strengths and talents of each person to solve problems or reach a goal. Therefore, a team is only successful if everyone participates.

What’s in a Name? Foster a True Sense of Team Spirit

Three Main Ingredients Interpersonal Skills Decision-Making Skills Team Management

Interpersonal Skills

Take Responsibility

Barriers to Success Personal Insecurity

Barriers to Success Noncommunication

Barriers to Success Afraid to Change

Barriers to Success Unhealthy Competitiveness

Interpersonal Skills Functional Conflict Dysfunctional Conflict

Interaction Styles TRUE COLLABORATION Avoiders Accommodators Competers Compromisers

Idea Kill It won’t work We’re not ready for that It isn’t practical It’s already been done That’s just plain stupid!

LCS System is for likes is for concerns is for suggestions

Groupthink

Decision Making Skills Wait Identify the problem Think Think about solutions Brain- storming Try Choosing a solution and trying it out. Resolution Has the Problem Been Solved?

Consensus

Gilligan’s Island

Take Me To Your Leader! Facilitator and Driving Force Cheerleader for the Team Engage Team Members Keep Team Organized and On-Task Meeting Deadlines

Team Members

Team Inventory StrengthWeakness Decision MakingMotivating others AnalyticPatience CreativeShort Attention Span Meeting Deadlines Evaluation Multi-tasking Budgeting

Your Inventory StrengthWeakness

Great Traits of Effective Teams