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Introduction
This chapter looks at the role of
teams in the modern world. It considers: the growing recognition
by organizations of the value of teamwork; the reasons why
developing teams is important; the application of the concepts
to any field of activity; and the value of team spirit.
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What
is Meant by "Developing Teams"
This
chapter explores the meaning of the expression "developing
teams" in this context. It considers: what constitutes
a team and its objectives; types of team, team dynamics and
team evolution; organizing teams and what teams do; Leadership
and training and development.
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The
Evolution of Developing Teams
This
chapter gives an analysis of how the concepts have evolved.
It includes discussions on: ̉Human RelationÓ theories; motivation;
coaching within teams. team dynamics, cultures, leadership
and roles; the pool/squad approach.
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The
E-Dimension
The new technology of the twenty-first century offers new
opportunities for developing teams. This chapter explores
some of the latest tools, including: tracking systems;
computer/video conferencing; bulletin boards, chatrooms
and newsletters; and recruitment and selection Websites.
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The
Global Dimension
This
chapter looks at the application of the concepts of developing
teams in the global marketplace, including: multi-cultural
teams; maintaining performance; keeping in touch; distance
learning.
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The State of the Art: Developing teams
This
chapter examines the key debates, including: enhancing team
motivation and development; being an effective team member;
when teams get it wrong; and when to empower, enable,
or withhold power.
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Training Development Success Stories
This chapter includes case studies of: North American Space
Agency and Russian Space Agency; The Republic of Ireland's
soccer team; and Raffles Hotel, Singapore.
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Key Concepts and Thinkers
The
development of teams has a very wide range of concepts. This
chapter includes a glossary of the terms that are used, including:
explanations of the most common terms; and key writers
and thinkers.
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Resources for Developing Teams
This chapter sets out the best
resources for anyone interested in developing teams, including:
books and articles; Websites; and institutes.
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Ten
Steps to Team Development
Ten
key steps to make the concepts work.
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