Understanding Groups and Teams

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None of us is as smart as all of us.

Understanding Groups
Define the types of groups.
Describe the stages of group development.
List the conditions affecting group behavior.

Turning Groups into Effective Teams


Compare groups and teams.
Advantages of using teams.
List the characteristics of effective teams.

Prestage 1

Stage III
Norming

Stage I
Forming

Stage IV
Performing

Stage II
Storming

Stage V
Adjourning

Turning Groups into Effective Teams


"A team is a small number of people with complementary skills who
are committed to a common purpose, performance goals, and
approach for which they are mutually accountable."
(Katzenbach and Smith, 1993)

Synergy, means that the


effect of the whole is
greater than the sum of
the effects of the
individual parts.

Teams outperform individuals

Teams provide a way to better use


employee talents

Teams are more flexible and responsive

Teams can be quickly


assembled, deployed,
refocused, and disbanded

Clear
Goals
External
Support

Internal
Support

Relevant
Skills

Mutual
Trust

EFFECTIVE
TEAM

Appropriate
Leadership

Unified
Commitment

Negotiating
Skills

Good
Communication

Talent wins
games, but
teamwork wins
Championships

(Michael Jordan, 1999)

Resources:
Management-8th edition, ROBBINS/COULTER 2005

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