If you’re finding that despite well-defined team processes, your projects are still late, people aren’t holding each other accountable, trust is an ongoing issue, and you’re spending more time resolving conflicts than you’d like, you’re not alone. Creating a high-impact team isn’t just about having a corporate team concept or well-defined roles and responsibilities. Business teams fail to produce the desired results for many reasons. If you’d like to learn about five of the top reasons teams fail, and what you can do about it, then read on. Here they are in a nutshell:
1. The team lacks a clear and compelling vision and purpose.
2. Team members do not hold each other accountable for their work.
3. The team does not have shared leadership.
4. Team processes are ineffective or not well established.
5. The team has too much, or too little autonomy.