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The 10 Differentiators of Exceptional Teams in Higher Education

Pat Sanaghan, President| The Sanaghan Group| sanaghan@aol.com. The 10 Differentiators of Exceptional Teams in Higher Education. To build a high-performing team…. …is a daunting task. The nature of teams in higher education. Collaboration across multiple boundaries is essential.

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The 10 Differentiators of Exceptional Teams in Higher Education

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  1. Pat Sanaghan, President| The Sanaghan Group| sanaghan@aol.com The 10 Differentiators of Exceptional Teams in Higher Education

  2. To build a high-performing team…

  3. …is a daunting task.

  4. The nature of teams in higher education

  5. Collaboration across multiple boundaries is essential. technical challenges

  6. Complexity, ambiguity, and… “Smartship” vs. leadership The abuse of consensus Unique challenges facing teams in higher education The collegial nature of the organization

  7. 10 differentiating characteristics of exceptional teams

  8. What is an exceptional team? • Group of people (4-12) • Requisite talent • Shared purposes • Work interdependently • Committed to each other’s success • Mutually accountable

  9. #1. Exceptional teams have a high level of trust.

  10. #2. Exceptional teams live the 65/35 rule - spending 65% of their time on tasks and 35%of their time on process.

  11. #3. Exceptional teams consistentlymake good decisions.

  12. #4. Exceptional teams conducthighly effective meetings.

  13. #5. Exceptional teams have explicit“ground rules.” COME PREPARED FOR MEETINGS.

  14. Questions?

  15. B #6. Exceptional teams don’t allow triangulation. A C

  16. #7. Exceptional teams enjoy positive relationships.

  17. #8. Exceptional teams have a pervasivesense of learning.

  18. #9. Exceptional teams dealeffectively with conflict.

  19. #10. Exceptional teamshave rigorous supervisoryand performanceappraisal practices.

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  21. Questions?

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