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December 17, 2010 By Joyce Weiss Leave a Comment

Set Realistic Expectations to Improve Communication in the Workplace

Do you want better group cohesion?
Do you want to communicate effectively with your team?
Has your team discussed expectations with each other?
Has your team had honest and tough conversations?

Knowing the employees needs will convert challenges into golden opportunities to improve your team’s communication and morale

A good place to start is to speak openly to each other in order  to improve the working condition.
To create a strong team,  you need to communicate all team expectations, like;

  • When you disagree with me, let me know.
  • The team is counting on everyone to have this project done by 3:00 today.
  • I expect projects done on time, even it means working late.
  • I want you to take the initiative, and start contributing at our team meetings.
  • Give me regular status reports, so I don’t get last minute surprises.

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Filed Under: Communication, Conflict and Resolution Specialist, Team Synergy
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October 11, 2010 By Joyce Weiss Leave a Comment

How YOU Create Strong Teams

Strong teams are more important than ever before.  The challenge is that we are all so busy and operating in survival mode.  It helps when everyone gets on board and becomes accountable for the success of the team.  The challenge:  How to get everyone on board.  One solution is to ask important questions at meetings and really listen to to answers!

Ask the Following Questions When There is Conflict on Your Team:

News Flash: You need an understanding of what’s going on before you can attempt to solve any problems – .so ask yourself:

  1. What’s going on?
  2. How is it impacting others/you?
  3. What are future implications?
  4. What will happen if nothing changes?
  5. What is YOUR personal contribution to this issue?
  6. Commit to action!  What are the next steps?

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Filed Under: Conflict and Resolution Specialist
Tagged With: employee morale, group cohesion, team building

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