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    Team work involves bringing people together to work towards a common goal. It allows ordinary people to achieve extraordinary results when members create an environment that allows everyone to exceed their limitations. Effective team work requires defining roles for team leaders to control, inspire, adjust, update, advise, and consult the team. It provides benefits like quicker solutions, improved productivity, diversity of ideas, better decisions, motivation, and learning. Building a strong team requires clear expectations, commitment, competence, collaboration, communication, and coordination.

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    Team work involves bringing people together to work towards a common goal. It allows ordinary people to achieve extraordinary results when members create an environment that allows everyone to exceed their limitations. Effective team work requires defining roles for team leaders to control, inspire, adjust, update, advise, and consult the team. It provides benefits like quicker solutions, improved productivity, diversity of ideas, better decisions, motivation, and learning. Building a strong team requires clear expectations, commitment, competence, collaboration, communication, and coordination.

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    Team Work: Coming Together Is A Beginning, Keeping Together Is Progress and Working Together Is Success

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    Team Work

    Coming together is a beginning, keeping


    together is progress and working
    together is success
    TEAM

    T TOGETHER
    A team is a number
    of persons E EVERYONE
    associated together
    in work or activity. A ACHIEVE

    M MORE
    Team Work

    A powerful fuel that


    allows common people
    to attain uncommon
    results.

    Members create an
    environment that
    allows everyone to go
    beyond their
    limitation.
    Why We Need Team Work

    The overriding need of


    all people working
    together for the same
    organization is to
    make the organization
    profitable.
    Stages in Team Building

    Forming

    Storming

    Norming

    Performing
    Team Leader Roles

    Control

    Inspire

    Adjust

    Update

    Advice

    Consult
    Good Team

    Work
    effortlessly
    Trust
    Good
    communication
    Supportive

    Participation

    Innovative

    Motivation
    Benefits of Team Work

    Quick Solution

    Improve
    productivity
    Distribution of
    Work Load

    Diversity of Ideas

    Better Decision

    Motivation

    Learning
    Tips for Team Building
    Clear
    Expectation
    Commitment

    Competence

    Control

    Collaboration
    Communicatio
    n
    Creative
    Innovation
    Consequences

    Coordination
    Cultural
    Changes
    THANK YOU

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