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Presentation of O.B. Presented to: Sir AHMAD TISMAN PASHA Presented by: M. Sheraz anjumBS(IT) 5 th BIT-0716 Department Of Information Technology (Institute of Computing) B.Z.U. Creating Effective Teams. Understanding Work Teams. Creating Effective Teams. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Presented to: Sir AHMAD TISMAN PASHA
Presented by:M. Sheraz anjum
BS(IT) 5th BIT-0716
Department Of Information Technology(Institute of Computing)
B.Z.U
Presentation of O.B
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Creating Effective TeamsTo create an effective work team first we
have to see that what factors make a team effective….?
For this purpose a Model is been established.
This Model identifies these four Key components.
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Team Effectiveness Model
Composition
Process
Context
Work Design
Team Effectiveness
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ContextThe contextual factor refers to the
Background and Environment and in which the Team is been established.
Most significant contextual factors related to Team Performance are:
I.Adequate ResourcesII.Leadership and StructureIII.Climate of TrustIV.Performance Evaluation and Reward System
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Adequate ResourcesTeams are a part of larger organizations.Every team relies on resources outside the
group to sustain it.It’s the support that a Work team receives
from the organization. For ExampleTimely informationProper EquipmentStaffingEncouragement
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Teams can function if they agree on Who is to do What..?All members will contribute equally.Who will be responsible for Leading
the team.Leadership can be provided
a. Directly by managementb. Team members themselves
Leadership is Especially important in multi-team systems.
Leadership and Structure
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Members of effective teams trust each other.Interpersonal trust among the members will:Develop CooperationReduces the need to Monitor each others
behaviorTeam members will be more willing to get
ExposureTeam members will allow themselves to take Risk
Trust in Leadership is very important.
Climate of Trust
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Performance of individuals should be accountable:
IndividuallyJointly
So in addition to Individual Evaluation and Rewards management should consider:
Group based appraisalsProfit sharingSmall group incentives
Performance Evaluation and Reward System
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CompositionTeam composition includes the variables that
how the teams should be staffed.Most significant compositional factors related
to Team Performance are:I.Abilities of MembersII.Personality of MembersIII.Allocation of RolesIV.Diversity of MembersV.Size of TeamsVI.Member Preferences
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Abilities of MembersThe team’s Performance is not
The summation of individualmembers.
For an effective Team three differentTypes of skills are required1.Technical Expertise2.Problem Solving and Decision Making Skills3.Interpersonal Skills
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Personality of MembersPersonality has a significant influence on a
team’s behavior similarly to that of individual behavior.
Three important personality traits are:1.Conscientious2.Openness3.Agreeableness
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Allocation of RolesTeams have different needs and people for a team
should be selected such that all the rolls are filled.In effective teams persons with Various skills
are present. Often individuals plays multiple roles.
Major roles in a team areControllerAdviserCreatorMaintainer
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Diversity of MembersDiversity refers to the differences on the
basis of age, sex, race, educational level
and experiences etc.Evidences display Pessimistic approach.
Organizational DemographyTurnover is less where demography is similar.
Effective management can utilize the dissimilar characteristics in the favor of the organization.
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Size of TeamsTeam size effects very much on the efficiency
of team.Teams should not be very large.Larger teams have more potential for
problems such as:Social loafing increasesDifficult to evaluate individual performanceCommunication gapsMore conflicts
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Member PreferencesNot every employee is a team player.Some people doesn’t Prefer to work in teams.So in establishing teams such persons should
not be asked to work as a team.Possible reasons of this behavior is:People don’t want that others get benefit of
themThey don’t like the members of the team
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Work DesignEffective Teams need to Work together and
take collective responsibility for completing assigned tasks.
Most significant Work Design factors related to Team Performance are:
I.AutonomyII.Skill VarietyIII.Task IdentityIV.Task Significant
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AutonomyThe work of each person should be
independent in a sense that it doesnot require output of any otherperson’s work as an input.
But help should be there.Such work design will make the team more
effective.
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Skill VarietyThe opportunity for the team leader to use
different skills and talents.
Two Ways to attain skill variety:1.Members with various skills2.Appropriate selection of members for a group
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Task IdentityTask performed or Product prepared by each
member should be Identifiable.
It will help in:Minimizing conflictsEasier EvolutionLess Monitoring
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Task SignificantThe task of each person should have a
significant impact on others.
It will result inEncouragement of each memberDerivation by others in case of laziness or
faultsStrong monitoring and evaluation of
individuals
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Team ProcessesAre the measures which help to create
outputs greater than the Sum of that of Individuals’.
Most significant Team Processes related to Team Performance are:
I.Common Plan and PurposeII.Specific GoalsIII.Team EfficacyIV.Conflict LevelsV.Social Loafing
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Common Plan and PurposeCommon Plan and Purpose Provides the
members1.Direction2.Momentum3.Commitment
Members of effective teams spend tremendous amount of time on establishing plans to minimize conflicts and other potential problems.
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Specific GoalsEffective teams translate their common
purpose into specific and measurable performance goals.
Goals energize teams.Goals should be challenging yet attainable.Specific goals facilitate clear communication.
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Team EfficacyTeam efficacy means that teams believe they
can succeed.Success breeds success.Two possible options to establish team
efficacy1.Achieving Small Successes2.Providing Skill Training
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Conflict LevelsConflicts are not necessarily bad.“No conflicts” mean bored and dull team
members.Task conflicts should be there for a better
team decision.Effective teams have only an appropriate
level of conflict.
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Social Loafing“The tendency for individuals toexpend less effort when workingcollectively than when workingindividually.”
Effective teams cope this problem by Individual EvaluationJoint Evaluation
at the same time.