lesson 4 Flashcards

(24 cards)

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What is a team?

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A group of people working together toward a shared goal, often with one person acting as team leader.

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Why do employers use teams?

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To complete large or complex tasks more efficiently by combining diverse skills and perspectives.

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What is a formal team?

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A structured group with defined tasks, meetings, and goals, usually with a designated leader.

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What is an informal team?

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A loosely organized group working toward a goal without formal structure or assignments.

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What is a project team?

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A group working on a specific, time-limited project until completion.

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What is a task group?

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A smaller group focused on a particular task within a larger project.

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What is a remote working team?

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A team that collaborates across locations using technology like video calls and file sharing.

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What is a matrix team?

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A team with members reporting to more than one leader, often across departments.

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What are the five stages of team development?

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Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning.

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What happens during the “Forming” stage?

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Team members come together; roles are unclear and people often work independently

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What happens during the “Storming” stage?

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Conflicts may arise as members clarify roles and team purpose.

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What happens during the “Norming” stage?

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Roles and responsibilities become clear, and the team builds consensus.

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What happens during the “Performing” stage?

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The team reaches peak performance and focuses on goals.

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What happens during the “Adjourning” stage?

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The task is completed, and the team reflects on its performance.

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What does TEAM stand for in a teamwork context?

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Together Everyone Achieves More.

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What are essential elements of positive team dynamics?

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Fair workload, effective communication, clear roles, accountability.

17
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What qualities help make teams effective?

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Defined goals, assigned roles, open communication, and conflict resolution processes.

18
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What personal qualities are important for team members and leaders?

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Collaboration, trust, clear leadership, communication skills, and accountability.

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What are the performance benefits of effective teamwork?

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Increased productivity, higher morale, creative problem-solving, faster results.

20
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What techniques do managers use to support team performance?

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Team meetings, performance reviews, constructive feedback, and conflict management.

21
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What are SMART goals?

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Goals that are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely.

22
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Give an example of a SMART goal.

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Sell £50,000 worth of supplies by December 31

23
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What are KPIs?

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Key Performance Indicators – measurable metrics used to assess performance.

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Give an example of a KPI.

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96% of customer orders processed within 14 days.