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Performance & compenstaion

Topic: Team

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Aqsa Nawab

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Performance & compenstaion

Topic: Team

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Presented To:Ma’am Maria Farooq

Presented by:

Aqsa Nawab 2006 Rabia Bashir 2039 Hafiza sajida 2014 Ayesha Billal 2008 Mehreen Fatima 2029

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We are great full to Ma’am Maria for giving us such opportunity

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OF Effective

Team

Clear definition and purpose Compelling goal Complete skill set Relevant resources Available advice

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Clear definition and purpose:

Compelling goal:

Cleary knows who is a member of the team. The team has a common goal . Members are mutually accountable & relatively stable.

Goal are: Clear. Compelling. Impactful.

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Complete skill set:

Relevant resources:

The team has the knowledge and skills needed to complete the task.

Each member of the team has the authority to decide how to accomplish the task.

Organization provides them resources to complete the task.

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Available advice:

High-level people available to coach and advise the team, as needed.

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Teams are formed when individuals with a common

taste, preference, liking, and attitude come and work

together for a common goal.

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Proverb by Henry

Ford:

“Coming together is a

beginning. Keeping

together is progress.

Working together is

success”

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Rabia Bashir

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Size of Team

Depend on the nature of work. There are following factor that influence on the size of team.

Factors that affect optimum team size include:

Purpose for which the team is formed. Expectations you have from team and its members.Roles that the team members need to play,The amount of cohesiveness and interconnectivity necessary for optimal team performance. Function, activities, and goals.

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Work Efficiency Improved Employee Relations Increased Accountability Learning Opportunities

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Work Efficiency

Teamwork: Enables a accomplish tasks faster and more efficiently . Reduces the work pressure Sharing ideas or responsibilities

Improved Employee Relations

Teamwork: provide an opportunity to bond with one

another. Enhances respect within team. Increased trust .

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Increased Accountability

Teamwork increases the accountability of every member of the team.

First case: when working under people who had a lot of respect then team members do not

want to let each other down and do their best to contribute to the successes. Second case: Working on a solo project, pressure is usually high within teams that result low morale that impact to individual performance.

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Learning Opportunities

learn from more experienced employees. Acquire skills. challenge the ideas of each other that compromise

solution.

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Hafiza sajida

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Functional team

Cross functional team

Leadership team

Self Directed team

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Types conti..

Virtual teams

Quality circles

Task force

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Functional Team Perform specific function. Consist of same department or work area members. Mangers hold primary responsibilities with subordinates.

Cross Functional Team

These type of teams are made by workers across functions, or specialties.

Separate areas of expertise work together.

Team members are about same hierarchical level. Members take decision without management.

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Leadership team

Team made up of leaders from varied departments. Goals are generally aligned with the mission and vision of the

company.

Virtual team

This kind of team consist of members form other cities, states and countries.

They use technology and specific skills to achieve a common goal.

More task oriented and less about social interaction.

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Ayesha Billal

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Self directed team

Also known as self managed teams. Tasks operated without managers. No one is in a position of authority Teams are designed to give employees a feeling of

empowerment and ownership of the job. These type of teams have higher level of satisfaction,

increased self-esteem, and grow more on the job.

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Quality circles

individuals seek to become aware of, analyze and address problems.

hope to improve performance and make management aware of any issues.

This idea originated in Japan by large firms striving for quality.

Usually, these are made up of three to 12 people who do similar work.

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Task force

Team of experts joined together to solve a well-defined and temporary assignment.

They have a sense of autonomy. Don’t need to constantly consult superiors to get things done.

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Mehreen Fatima

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Say thank youTreatTime Off Prizes

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Say Thank you

The simplest thing you can do is to say thank you. Recognise and reward good performance, achievements and a job well-done. For many, that is all they need to feel encouraged.

A simple but honest appreciative remark can go a very long way.

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Give them people occasional treat. Rewards create a win-win situation.

Treat

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Time off

Allowing flexibility to go home early, come in late, or take an additional day off to attend to a personal matter or just have a bit of fun can work wonders to their state of mind.

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Prize

Awards, competitions are the opportunities to recognise the particular skills and strengths.

Just being nominated for awards is a great booster.

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