Team BuildingAn MBTI approach to team-building conceptwww.billasbi.com Stages in Team Building Forming Storming Norming Performing www.billasbi.com Stage 1: FORMINGTeam Building Define team (optimum ~3 with one or more girls)Determine individual rolesDevelop trust and communicationTaskDefine problem and strategyIdentify information neededwww.billasbi.com From Individuals A GroupHelp members understand each other:Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)Extraverts ------------------IntrovertsSensors ---------------------iNtuitiveThinker ---------------------FeelersJudger ----------------------PerceiverBy selecting one from each category, we define our personality type, ESTJ, ENTJ…INFP Forming www.billasbi.com Relevance to Teams (E/I)ExtravertsNeed to think aloudGreat explainers!May overwhelm othersIntrovertsNeed time to processGreat concentrationMay not be heard Forming www.billasbi.com Relevance to Teams (N/S)iNtuitiveGreat at big pictureSee connectionsMay make mistakes in carrying out plansSensorGreat executorsMay miss big picture, relative importance Forming www.billasbi.com Relevance to Teams (T/F)ThinkerSkillful at understanding how anything worksFeelerKnow why something matters Forming www.billasbi.com Relevance to Teams (J/P)JudgerGood at schedules, plans, completionMake decisions easily (quickly)May decide tooquickly and overlook vital issuesPreceiverAlways curious, want more knowledgeMay not get around to actingSlow judger’s enough to make great teamsForming www.billasbi.com Stage 2: STORMING During the Storming stage:Team members realize that the task is more difficult than they imaginedMembers may be resistant to the task and fall back into their comfort zonesCommunication is poor with little listeningFluctuations in attitude about their chances of successAmong the team members there is disunity and conflictCollaboration between members is minimal and cliques start to appearwww.billasbi.com Stage 3: Norming During this stage members accepttheir teamteam ground rulestheir roles in the teamthe individuality of fellow membersTeam members realize that they are not going to drown and start helping each otherwww.billasbi.com Stage 4: PERFORMING Team members haveGained insight into personal and team processesA better understanding of each other’s strengths and weaknessesGained the ability to prevent or work through group conflict and resolve differencesDeveloped a close attachment to the teamwww.billasbi.com Recipe for Successful TeamCommitment to shared goals and objectivesClearly define roles and responsibilitiesUse best skills of eachAllows each to develop in all areaswww.billasbi.com Recipe for Successful TeamEffective systems and processesClear communicationBeneficial team behaviorsWell-defined decision proceduresUse of scientific approachBalanced participationEstablished ground rulesAwareness of the group processGood personal relationship
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