This PPT slide, part of the 18-slide Building Case Start-Up PowerPoint presentation, titled "Case Start-Up" emphasizes the importance of establishing strong relationships with individual caseteam members at the onset of a project. It outlines key areas to focus on during one-on-one meetings, which are crucial for fostering collaboration and understanding among team members.

The first section, "The Client and Case," highlights the necessity of grasping the general background of the client, including their objectives and deliverables. Understanding the timing and deadlines is also essential, as it sets the stage for project planning and execution. This foundational knowledge ensures that all team members are aligned with the client's expectations and project goals.

Next, the "The Team Member" section encourages discussions about each member's previous work experience, including specific cases they've handled. Identifying strengths and weaknesses can help in assigning roles that leverage individual capabilities. This section also touches on professional development, indicating that these conversations can serve as opportunities for mentorship and growth.

The final section, "Work Styles (Yours and Theirs)," delves into the personal preferences of team members regarding communication and work habits. Knowing the frequency and method of updates preferred by each member can streamline project management. Additionally, understanding likes and dislikes—such as preferences for late nights or last-minute crunches—can enhance team dynamics and productivity.

Overall, this slide serves as a guide for leaders to initiate meaningful conversations that build rapport and set a collaborative tone for the project. By focusing on these areas, executives can ensure that their teams are well-prepared and motivated to achieve project success.

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