We need to determine some new ways to involve team members in dialog about
improvement of performance and then empower the team members by guiding them in
the exploration and elaboration of team leader behaviors that support the effective
performance of the team members.We want to involve team members so they can offer
the knowledge they possess, reflect on their own performance and how it might be
reinforced, augment the training of their own team leaders, and find some job
satisfaction via participation and involvement. All of these efforts are worthy objectives.
There is a large and growing literature regarding team training and team
development, for example see the work of Senge et al. (1994, 1999). There are many
sources of practical information about team training, learning and development,
however, there is not a substantive literature that addresses training in performance
improvement driven by team member perceptions of team leader behavior. This study
offers some information and a means to address this need.
In the following few paragraphs we attempt to set out some of the critical issues and
questions regarding team leader knowledge and training, the connections this research
has with previous research on teams and team leaders, as well as some of the
implications of this research.
We need to determine some new ways to involve team members in dialog about
improvement of performance and then empower the team members by guiding them in
the exploration and elaboration of team leader behaviors that support the effective
performance of the team members.We want to involve team members so they can offer
the knowledge they possess, reflect on their own performance and how it might be
reinforced, augment the training of their own team leaders, and find some job
satisfaction via participation and involvement. All of these efforts are worthy objectives.
There is a large and growing literature regarding team training and team
development, for example see the work of Senge et al. (1994, 1999). There are many
sources of practical information about team training, learning and development,
however, there is not a substantive literature that addresses training in performance
improvement driven by team member perceptions of team leader behavior. This study
offers some information and a means to address this need.
In the following few paragraphs we attempt to set out some of the critical issues and
questions regarding team leader knowledge and training, the connections this research
has with previous research on teams and team leaders, as well as some of the
implications of this research.
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