Chapter 10 Understading Work Teams

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BBA Program

Organizational Behavior
Dr. Shahid Mir,
Post Doc. (Fulbright Scholar), PhD, MBA, BE,
Assistant Professor,
Teacher, Researcher, Trainer, Consultant,
Chairman, Procurement Committee,
Ex-Director QEC, Ex. Chairman, Department of Management,
Ex-Testing In-charge, Ex-Students Counselor,
Institute of Business Administration, Karachi
Certified: SECP Board Director, SPPRA, ISO 9000
Master Trainer LUMS/McGill/CIDA, USAID, Sindh PPRA
Why Teamwork? An Activity
Count the numbers of Squares?
What is Teamwork?

Aik Haqeeqat Aik Fasana!


Aik Fasana
Aik Haqeeqat
Aik Haqeeqat
Aik Haqeeqat
Important for Organizations

• Productivity = Output/Input

e.g. Output = 1 marker


Input land, labor, capital, machinery, material & entrepreneurship

= 1 = 100%; = 1 = 80%; = 1 = 120%;


1 1.2 .8
Vectors

SYNERGY

Direction (Leader)
Aik Haqeeqat
A Great Value: Teamwork

• Work collaboratively with colleagues


• Solicit input by genuinely valuing others’ ideas
• Place team agenda before personal agenda
• Support group decisions
• Share credit, joint responsibility for shortcomings
Teamwork

• Never tell people how to do things. Tell them what to do


and they will surprise you with their ingenuity.
—General George Patton

• Leadership is not a magnetic personality—that can just as


well be a glib tongue. It is not “making friends and
influencing people”—that is flattery. Leadership is lifting a
person’s vision to high sights, the raising of a person’s
performance to a higher standard, the building of a
personality beyond its normal limitations.
—Peter F. Drucker
Teamwork

• Teams are not simply a collection of people thrown


together capable of establishing common objectives.
Instead, every person on a team will bring with them
political opinions, personality traits, unique skill sets,
communication abilities, and personal agendas.

• As leaders, the task at hand is to take these very different


people and personalities and blend them into an effective
team, building on their strengths and working through
individual weaknesses.
Composition
• Hockey/Football
• Cricket
• Basketball
• Rowing
Key Roles of the Teams

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