| CHARACTERISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL TEAMS |
Development
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Effective
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Outstanding Strength
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| Establishes
clear purpose for the work of the team |
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| Balanced
participation of all members |
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| An
absence of cliques and factions |
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| Respect
for but not over-dominance of ³the leader² |
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| We
trust each other |
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| Comfort,
willingness to state feelings and disagreements openly,
honestly and with respect for each other |
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| Balance
of attention to process as well as content (task) |
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| We
listen carefully for true understanding of what others are
trying to say |
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| We
validate team members as people (behind their views
and ideas) |
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| We
validate people outside of our team who seek to support
us |
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| We
test assumptions and inferences |
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| We
make statements, then invite questions, comments, alternative
points of view |
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| We
keep the discussion focused |
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| We
regularly do self critiques of our process effectiveness,
and modify process as appropriate |
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| We
seek to reach decisions using inquiry |
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