Join Izzy Gesell for an in-depth discussion in this video Exercise files, part of Building Your Team.
- If you have access to the exercise files for this course, you can download them to your desktop. I've included team building activities to improve communication and relationships and there are also worksheets on creating an action plan for your team and much more. If you're viewing this course on a mobile device, a set-top device, or you're membership doesn't provide access to the exercise files, that's okay. I encourage you to follow along as we go through the course.
Author
Izzy Gesell
Released
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- Identify the keys to success as a team leader.
- Explore management interactions commonly needed during the four team development stages.
- Recall the meaning of continuous improvement and what drives the process.
- Review the do's and don't of creating a team mission statement.
- Review how to use roles effectively during team meetings.
- Explore how to best use consensus strategies like thumbs up/down/sideways.
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 6s
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Exercise files28s
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1. How Leaders Prepare for Team Building
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2. Stages of Team Development
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Forming stage3m 31s
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Storming stage3m 52s
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Norming stage3m 54s
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Performing stage2m 59s
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3. Types of Teams
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Cross-functional teams3m 47s
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Virtual teams3m 55s
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4. Key Elements for a Team
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Evaluate team performance3m 52s
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5. Managing Team Meetings
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Create a team action plan2m 44s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 36s
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