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BUILDING A HIGH PERFORMING TEAM@patkua
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#architect#developer#leader#coach
#lifelong-learner
#author#facilitator
#speaker
@patkua
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How to build one
What it looks like
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How to build one
What it looks like
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ConflictMeaningShared Goal Leadership
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TIPAlign individual metrics or goals with team goals
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ConflictMeaningShared Goal Leadership
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BA Dev Dev Dev Dev QA
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Dev
Best team and project ever
P.S. 1 MINOR PRODUCTION BUG REPORTED
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ConflictMeaningShared Goal Leadership
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healthy discussionavoiding
win-lose
getting personal
win-win
different solutions
time to listencontempt
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TIPCollaborate and mediate Don’t avoid
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ConflictMeaningShared Goal Leadership
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Leadership(not just leaders)
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TIPEveryone can be a leader in their own way
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Leadership(not just leaders)
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ConflictMeaningShared Goal Leadership
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How to build one
What it looks like
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How to build one
What it looks like
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INTERLUDE
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Quick-start guide to Systems Thinking
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A system is…
a set of individual agents
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A system is…
that are connected
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Systems…
have emergent behaviour
are unpredictable
are dynamic
have non-linear characteristics
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Systems…
Conway’s Game of Life
(Glider)
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Systems…
Conway’s Game of Life
(Copperhead C/10 Spaceship)
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INTERLUDE
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Quick-start guide to Systems Thinking
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A team is…
a set of individuals
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A team is…
a set of individuals
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A team is… a set of individuals
who work together
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A team is… a set of individuals
who work together
No two teams are the same
(unpredictable)
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A team is… a set of individuals
who work together
“High performing” is a team property
(emergent behaviour)
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A team is… a set of individuals
who work together
“High performing” is only a temporary state
(dynamic)
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A team is… a set of individuals
who work together
A team can quickly change states
(non-linear characteritsics)
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Emergent behaviour of a team
is a product of the interactions
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The quality of those interactions matter
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DO!Invest in collaboration skills
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Try
FEEDBACKWAYS OF WORKING RETROSPECTIVES
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WAYS OF WORKING
set expectations
share what is important for individuals
establish boundaries
build on common ground
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Try
FEEDBACKWAYS OF WORKING RETROSPECTIVES
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RETROSPECTIVES
safe environment
continuous improvement
experiment with change
small steps
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Try
FEEDBACKWAYS OF WORKING RETROSPECTIVES
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FEEDBACK
peer-to-peer
more frequently
strengthen confidence + have more impact
share perceptions
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DO!Look for different DNA
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Power of diversity
Strengthsfinder Belbin
DISCMoving Motivators
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Power of diversity
Appreciating differences
Exploring contexts where traits are useful
Identifying team gaps
Sharing
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Power of diversity
They aren’t ill-intentioned. It’s how they approach
problems.
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DO!Encourage leadership at all levels
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How can we have more impact?
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How to build one
What it looks like
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How to build one
What it looks like YOUR TURN
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Recommended Reading
http://amzn.to/2dRTpbZ http://amzn.to/2aS42u1 http://amzn.to/2ed0aiU
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@patkua
THANK YOU
BUILDING A HIGH PERFORMANCE TEAM