Teambuilding Overview Four stages of group growth Groups
Teambuilding
Overview § Four stages of group growth § Groups versus teams § Characteristics of effective teams § Principles of effective teams
Stages Of Group Growth PERFORMING NORMING STORMING FORMING 2
Forming Feelings § Excitement § Anticipation § Optimism
Forming Behaviors § Identifying the task § Deciding what is acceptable group behavior and how to handle group conflict § Abstract discussions § No clear focus on task or problem § Complaints
Storming Feelings § Resistance § Individual group members § Members’ personalities § Chance for success
Storming Behaviors § § Arguing among members Bid for power, choosing sides Tension, lack of unity Establishing unobtainable goals
Norming Feelings § Constructive criticism § Acceptance into the group § Relief the group is headed in the right direction
Norming Behaviors § § Personal discussions Common goals Cohesion Realistic group parameters
Performing Feelings § Insightfulness towards others § Satisfaction towards the group’s progress
Performing Behaviors § Constructive self-change § Conflict management § Teamwork
Groups vs Teams § Teams have: § Stronger sense of identification § Common goals or task § Task interdependence § More differentiated and specialized roles between team members
Characteristics of Effective Teams § Defined mission, task, objective, or function § Cooperation and communication § Interdependence
Principles of Effective Teams § § § § § Trust and confidence Delegation/Empowerment Cooperation Participation Respect for the individual Clearly defined roles Communication Dedication/Commitment Clarity of team goals Loyalty
Communication § Clear communication § Reflection of how well we pass information § Speak with clarity and directness § Be Concise § Listen actively § Avoid interrupting
Clarity in team goals § Everyone understands purpose and goals § No confusion or disagreement
Summary § Four stages of group growth § Group growth behaviors § Groups versus teams § Characteristics of effective teams § Principles of effective teams
NASA Exercise: Lost on the Moon Your spaceship has crash-landed on the dark side of the moon and you are scheduled to rendezvous with the mother ship, which is 200 miles away on the lighted side of the moon. The crash has ruined the ship and destroyed nearly all the equipment. Your crew’s survival depends on reaching the mother ship, so you must choose the most critical items available to take on the 200 mile trip.
NASA Exercise: Lost on the Moon Your task is to rank -order the 15 items in the order of their importance for your survival. Place a “ 1” beside the most important item, a “ 2” beside the second most import item, and so on until you have ranked all 15 items. _____ _____ _____ _____ Box of matches Food Concentrate Fifty feet of nylon rope Parachute silk Solar-powered portable heating unit Two. 45 caliber pistols One case of dehydrated milk Two 100 -pound tanks of oxygen Stellar map Self-inflating life raft Magnetic compass Five gallons of water Signal flares First-aid kit with hypodermic syringes Solar-powered FM transmitter/receiver
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