Organizational Behavior: Creating Effective Teams #6

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After reviewing all four articles and watching Simon Sinek's video on building effective teams, I can find several common themes. For example, all the authors talk about the importance of having clear goals and objectives for the team. This involves creating a motivating vision, defining specific and measurable goals, and translating them into achievable tasks.

Another common factor is the importance of properly selecting team members, considering various skills, personalities, and perspectives essential for problem-solving and innovation.

Additionally, in all sources, they place an emphasis on effective communication and collaboration. Open communication, active listening, and constructive feedback are essential to resolving conflict, sharing ideas, and maintaining a positive team culture.

Finally, all sources point to leadership as an essential component in building effective teams. A leader must provide clear direction, support the growth of team members, motivate and inspire them, and create an environment of trust and psychological safety. Trust is considered essential for effective teamwork as it encourages open communication and collaboration.


In my humble opinion, I fully agree with the information found in the different articles and videos previously shared. 

I think that building an effective team goes beyond bringing together talented people; it requires creating an environment where everyone feels valued, motivated, and supported. 

I believe that trust, open communication, and a sense of shared purpose are the most important points for the consolidation of a team and the achievement of spectacular results. In addition, I think it is essential to invest time and resources in the growth of workers, training them to contribute their skills and a culture of collaboration and responsibility.

I really hope you enjoyed this saga of "Creating Effective Teams" posts as much as I did.

Georgina

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