LEAD 201 Team Leadership

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Are groups and teams the same?

NO!

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What are the primary distinctions between groups and teams?

level of independence or interdependence used to complete tasks

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What makes groups?

they work toward individual goals, are independent, share ideas, work toward personal goals, and have common identity

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What makes teams?

they work toward common goals, are independent or interdependent, have different responsibilities, support each other, learn as a collective, and develop a team identity

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What are Tuckman’s Stages of Group Development?

  1. Forming

  2. Storming

  3. Norming

  4. Performing

  5. Adjourning (LATER ADDED)


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What is forming?

orientation, testing, dependence relationship establishment w/ leaders, group members, or standards

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What is storming?

conflict within the group; resistance to group influence and task requirements

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What is norming?

group members reach state of group members; energy and resources of group applied to task activities

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What is adjourning?

describes group’s termination process; when goals have been fulfilled or time has run out

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What are the foundational elements of teams?

  1. composition

  2. skills

  3. transition process


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How are types of teams categorized?

based on authority structure

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What are the types of teams?

  1. manager-led

  2. self-managing

  3. self-designing

  4. self-governing


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What are manager-led teams?

require a leader or manager to drive the team’s goals; leader behavior is dependent on team’s context, goals, and tasks - works well with new teams

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What is self-managing teams?

more responsibility to the team; members responsible for team tasks and monitoring - leaders responsible for setting direction and team composition

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What are self-designing teams?

even more responsibility to the team; same as self-managing but an outside leader doesn’t control - teams select their own tasks & add new mems

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What are self-governing teams?

responsible for all functions; set own direction and alter purpose if needed - works well with high-performing teams

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What are the types of team leadership?

  1. external

  2. internal


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What is external team leadership?

provide direction from outside the team, manage team boundaries, but not involved in team’s day-to-day activities - having this type of leader allows team to focus on tasks without being interrupted

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What is internal team leadership?

one of the team’s members is the leader - shared leadership distributed amongst team members (think! self-managing, self-designing)