Two-part Case on Team-building
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The solution addresses why a consultant or outside observer would be helpful to a team-building exercise and also answers the components to the team-building cycle. The solution is approximately 400 words. The actual case study is attached.
Why would it be useful to have a consultant or outsider observe the team and give feedback to the team?
What are the components of team buliding cycle, and why is it so useful to understand?
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The solution addresses why a consultant or outside observer would be helpful to a team-building exercise and also answers the components to the team-building cycle. The solution is approximately 400 words.
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Why would it be useful to have a consultant or outsider observe the team and give feedback to the team?
The consultant may serve as a team-building expert and provide unbiased feedback. Consultants are often utilized to provide support to a manager; in this scenario the focus would be on coaching a manager on how to properly move through the team-building cycle. Unless managers have been trained in this particular field, despite their position of being "in charge" of a team; managers may lack the critical skills required to engage in team-building. The consultant would be used to assist, train and ...
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