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BENEFITS OF DOCUMENT
- Learn that getting top team members to have the same answer to key questions is more important than having the right or best answers.
- Presents an orchestrated group exercise to achieve role clarity, support, and development of top executives.
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION
Leadership teams need to Get Clear about many things, including:
* What problem their organization solves for whom.
* What is most important to do differently next.
* Who to count on for what.
Leaders often struggle to reach a good, a better, or even a best solution to countless such questions. More important than the right answer, though, is all team members having the same answer.
Once all team members are aligned on one answer, even a not very good one, on any matter, odds are that performance will improve because everyone pulls in the same direction. The result is a multiplier effect suggested by three arrows forming a much larger fourth arrow all moving up and to the right at the same angle.
An aligned team of top players all pulling in the same direction has enormous potential and capacity to accomplish their goals. Together they will iterate to better and best answers, while also performing well, along the way.
To test for, and to achieve, alignment the best leaders:
? Invite each team member to make explicit (anonymously if desired) whose problem they believe the organization solves, what is most important to change next, who to count on for what, and any number of other important day-to-day matters.
? Consolidate and report back to the team what has been put forward, without attribution.
? Lead the team in a group discussion to arrive at a common understanding.
The leader only makes a decision when top team alignment does not occur because the group is unable to reach consensus. With practice, a good leader finds s/he almost never has to make a unitary decision.
The theory and practice processes outlined here prepare a leader to tap into and benefit from everyone's thinking and for team members to each be heard and to make explicit what is otherwise left unsaid. The result turns hesitation, uncertainty, and speculation into engagement, commitment, and alignment. All of which contribute to peak performance.
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Theory and Practice of Teams
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Initial upload date (first version): Apr 20, 2017 Most recent version published: Apr 24, 2017
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