Slides On Teamwork

Teamwork. Contents. The aim and tasks. List of relevant words. The roles that relate to getting the work done. List of relevant words. Organizational Politics. (= activities to improve personal or organizational interestTeamwork in organizational politics. Group development. Tubbs' systems model. Using Benne and Sheats Theory. What to do when emotions run high? Questionnaire. Information about the responders. What is the first word/phrase you think of when you hear a word teamwork. What you prefer to do when emotions run high in your group? At the office. Do you feel. Is it better. References.

Theoretical part: The aim and tasks; List of relevant words; What is a teamwork?; Teamwork in organizational politics; Group development; Team emotion managing; Conclusions.

Practical part: Survey of research; Conclusions; List of references.

The aim: To know how the teamwork works and how to improve it to have a strong team. The tasks: - what is a “teamwork”; - how “teamwork” works in particular situation; - how you can develop your group; - how you can deal with your emotions in a team?; - opinions of the people who completed our survey.

List of relevant wordsthe roles that relate to getting the work done.

Initiator/Contributor – Proposes original ideas or different ways of approaching group problems or goals; Information Seeker – Requests clarification of comments in terms of their factual adequacy; Opinion Seeker – Asks for clarification of the values, attitudes, and opinions of group members; Co-ordinator – Identifies and explains the relationships between ideas; Recorder – Acts as the secretary or minute-keeper.

Organizational politics - a variety of activities associated with the use of influence tactics to improve personal or organizational interests. Self- interest - one’s personal interest or advantage, especially when pursued without regard for others.