
Purpose and benefitsThe problem about the word ‘teamwork’ is that it has become too popular and has therefore lost its meaning. A person thought to be good at teamwork is all too often someone who fits into a group and keeps out of trouble. Teams and team-based working have developed into the normal way of structuring organisations and undertaking tasks, yet managing teams is a difficult aspect of leadership and is usually developed through experience. Every leader has his or her own style, and when developing a high performing team this needs to combine with an understanding of: |
Related SolutionsManagement Teams: Why They Succeed or Fail Managing High Performing Teams |
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AudienceFor individuals and managers at all levels. |
Learning methodPractical. Management checklist, answers to FAQs, common traps, and suggested action plans. |
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