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Which is beneficial to teams
Foster synergy, camaraderie, and esprit de corps
Which is a benefit of unit /team Cohesion
Increases group productivity
Which factors help promote a good physical environment?
Personal space
what leaders can do to improve team performance
Articulate an appealing vision
Individual commitment to a team
Can’t be forced
Teams must first determine standard operating procedures for:
Set goals and supporting people / The first step to becoming a successful team is to have a clear understanding of the team’s goals and mission
Team leader quality most desirable
Honesty
Self-managed Work Teams work best composed with
Smaller teams and defined objectives
POLITE phase-Need for Group approval Strong, Need for Group Identity_____
LOW
Transition from 3 (power) stage to 4 (constructive) stage
Attitude change
Sorted out in early stages of team development, “Forming” stage
Membership, purpose, and leadership
Will be difficult for a group to respond to radical change
Reforming
Monitors interpersonal dynamics of the group
Process facilitator
Gatekeeper is
Positioned in network to control flow of information
advantage of working in a team
Extends available expertise
Which is beneficial to teams?
Synergy
Unit cohesion is direct result of
Goals
Group dysfunctional point leading to premature consensus
Groupthink
Types of conflict: Cognitive and __________
Mixed motive (always disfunctional)
Word Machine (Bandit)?
Disruptive, they manage to turn a simple thought into a long harangue through three verbal devices.
The Leaderless Team:
Work with team to designate leader/
Operations in the future are most likely to be
Coalition/Cooperative (or collective)
Ensures members will protect the interest
Mutual trust
Other people are just like me
Mirror Image Fallacy
Individuals from a specific group are all alike
Stereotyping error
In National Differences in Teamwork, WESTERNERS/ American pilots valued ______above precision
Flexibility
In the Relationship-Achievement dimension, ______ -people separate work from social interactions
Achievement Oriented (Americans)
Most impact on military regarding joint-service ops?
Goldwater-Nichols DOD Reorganization Act of 1986
Differences in cultures should be
Exploited
When networking, and you Require current/new info, seek your
Weaker ties
Which of the following factors help promote a good physical environment for a team, according to Team Environment?
Personal space.
During the "POLITE stage" of COG's Ladder, the need for group approval is strong and the need for group identity is
LOW
Groups are more likely to bring up shared information repeatedly throughout discussion; tendency to IGNORE INFORMATION not known to all team members
Shared Information Bias
According to Team Structure and Culture, when leaders make CHOICES on how to structure their teams, they must select a/an
Trade-off between efficiency and flexibility.
According to Command and Communities of Practice, which of the following is a BENEFIT of a Community of Practice?
Minimizing redundant re-search efforts.
According to Building and Commanding Expeditionary Units: Lessons From Kosovo, one task that expeditionary unit commanders must see through to the end is
Disposition and redeployment efforts.
Which regard to foreign nations, which culture value should one observe?
Time is inconsequential.
Stability+Stress+Success =
Cohesion
Attitude change necessary to advance to
Constructive stage. Communication is also important here
Vision/Mission/Goals
Are important to a group, especially early on.
Content
What the group is talking about
Process
How group handles communication (who's talking, who they're talking to, etc)
Cognitive conflict
Goals are the same, opinions differ on how to achieve
Mixed-motive
Ideas of goals and achievement differ
A team w/o a leader:
The boss needs to work with the team to find a leader.
Word machine
a person who is bad for a group/team, def not important
If the group is bickering,
the leader needs to meet with each person of the group to hear their story.
Team activities are
coordinated through mutual adjustment (this is co-worker interaction), direct supervision, or standardization.
SICOFAA purpose
is to promote cooperation of the air forces
The Adm Zalibar had to
overcome people being concerned with information not being shared until it was “perfect.”
Understanding other cultures: There is no universal right
with other cultures.
Para-language" is
non-verbal signs of communication.
Understanding other cultures:Other countries don't necessary
view time the same as us.
Kosovo paper: Leader of the Advance Team
should be at least equal rank of the hot nation commander.
The mantra of the Goldwater-Nichols DOD Reorg Act of 1986 encouraged__________________
Jointness.
Cross-functional Teams are
Representatives from each functional sub-unit working together
Leaders should
facilitate social interaction
Task Driver
Keeps the group focused
Cross-training
keep team skills up
Cohesion is the
bonds of trust between members of a small group
Complex and dynamic tasks require multinational collaborations
Complex Tasks, Require Buy in
Mutual Trust?
Help each other complete tasks
Explicit Knowledge is
Document knowledge; readily available everyone
Implicit Knowledge is
Undocumented knowledge (found only in the minds of people)
Principle for effective COP's
Allow an Outsider perspective
What allowed SICOFAA to build trust between nations
Mutual Trust Between Nations
Empathetic listening is to
make an effort to understand the feelings in speakers words
ACTIVE AND EMPITHETIC LISTENING:
NEED FOR RELATIONSHIPS
Understanding Other Cultures and Your own for Networking Success –Bell
EVERY CULTURE IS UNIQUE
Differing Perceptions of Time: Cultures observe and experience time differently.
English phrases can have very different meanings
Best way to pass your personal info is by
by business card