Characteristics of effective teams

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💡Effective teams often have a unique set of characteristics that help ensure their success by contributing to increased productivity.

Understanding what makes a #team successful can help you learn valuable skills that allow you to make positive contributions in collaborative work environments.


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Characteristics
of effective teams

Before working on their tasks, an
effective team may first establish
their goals.
This provides the members
something to aim for collectively
and defines how they will be
evaluated, that is, based on
measurable outcomes and not only
the number of work hours they
render.
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Defined goals

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Assigned roles
When each team member has an
assigned role, they can make
effective contributions to their
group and help ensure its success.
The team leader might designate
these roles, or the entire team may
work together to best understand
each other's skills and expertise
and assign roles accordingly.

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Open communication
A team with open communication
allows members to discuss their
ideas and feel that their input
matters.
Successful teams often welcome
diverse thoughts and opinions
that help them solve problems and
complete tasks in creative ways.

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Collaboration
Collaboration involves seeking
help when problems arise and
sharing suggestions with one
another.
Team members may collaborate
continuously throughout a project's
lifetime to ensure they're working on
the right tasks and contributing to
the planned outcomes .

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During a disagreement, members
may speak to one another calmly,
respect each other's ideas and focus
on finding a compromise.
This helps them listen to
differences in opinion and find
resolutions that satisfy the needs
of the entire group.
Conflict resolution

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