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Overview
Overview
Definition and Importance of Teams
Definition and Importance of Teams
Types of Teams and Implications for
Types of Teams and Implications for
PM
PM
Purposes and Challenges of Team PM
Purposes and Challenges of Team PM
Including Team Performance in the
Including Team Performance in the
PM System
PM System
Rewarding Team Performance
Rewarding Team Performance
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Definition of Team
Definition of Team
Two or more people
Two or more people
•Interact
Interact
Dynamically
Dynamically
Independently
Independently
•Share common and valued
Share common and valued
Goal, Objective, or Mission
Goal, Objective, or Mission
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Importance of Teams
Importance of Teams
Increased pressure, including
Increased pressure, including
global competition
global competition
Flexibility in flatter
Flexibility in flatter
organizations
organizations
Complexity of products and
Complexity of products and
services
services
Rapidly changing business
Rapidly changing business
environments
environments
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Performance Management and
Performance Management and
Teams
Teams
PM systems should target:
PM systems should target:
•Individual performance
Individual performance
•Individual’s contribution to team
Individual’s contribution to team
performance
performance
•Performance of entire team
Performance of entire team
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General Principles of PM Relating
General Principles of PM Relating
to Teams
to Teams
1. Design and implement best
1. Design and implement best
system possible
system possible
2. Consider dangers of poorly
2. Consider dangers of poorly
implemented system
implemented system
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