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Conference 2018 The Psychology of Highly Effective Teams Don McGonigal 18 Years at the IT Servicedesk @ KPU 2009 KPU IT client satisfaction survey IT Servicedesk scores 4.6 out of 5. KPU IT Audit 2013 Mark Roman and Jim Cranston


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Don McGonigal

§ 18 Years at the IT Servicedesk @ KPU § 2009 KPU IT client satisfaction survey

§ IT Servicedesk scores 4.6 out of 5.

§ KPU IT Audit – 2013 Mark Roman and Jim Cranston

§ “IET’s help desk is one of the most knowledgeable we’ve seen, especially their analysis of information.”

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Groups

§ FORMING § STORMING § NORMING § PERFORMING § ADJOURNING

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BRUCE TUCKMAN - 1965

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Groups vs Teams

§ Group - two or more people with common interests,

  • bjectives, and continuing interaction. Work is

independently achieved and measured. § Team - a group of people with complementary skills who are committed to a common mission, performance goals, and approach for which they hold themselves mutually accountable.

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It’s in the Cards

§ Aces are the BEST! § Deuces are WILD! § Eights are CRAAAAAZY! § Fours are… meh.

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Teams have cultures

§ Cultures can be based on really arbitrary things

(like playing cards)

§ Cultures provide and are strengthened by team unity § Cultures create common language and behavior schemas § Great teams don’t necessarily make great cultures, but great cultures almost certainly create great teams.

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Sports Teams

§ Culture comes from § History § Uniform § The Room § The Management

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Uniforms?

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Team Unity

§ Trust § Complementary skills § Clear understanding of responsibilities

§ and how they depend on each

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§ Dependability § Just the right number of seats at the table

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Defending that Unity

§ Hiring for FIT over Expertise. § Diane Butler – AVP Rice University

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“My superpower is that I never hire the wrong person.”

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Trust

Google’s Project Aristotle In a team with high psychological safety, teammates feel safe to take risks around their team members. They feel confident that no one on the team will embarrass or punish anyone else for admitting a mistake, asking a question, or offering a new idea. In

  • ther words, great teams thrive on trust.

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(Team) Size Matters?

Jeff Bezos Two Pizza Rule. If a team can’t be fed with two pizzas it is too big. Smaller teams § Reduce social loafing § Improve brainstorming § Reduce groupthink § Increase group cohesion § Simplify communication

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Good Communication

§ Listen to understand - not to answer. § Find ways to have every voice heard § Encourage discussion and explore dissent § Every team needs a deviant, someone who says, “Why are we even doing this at all?” - J. Richard Hackman § Good communication is connected to trust and culture.

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Meaning and Impact

When the work they do visibly impacts on their measures of success they demonstrate greater

  • verall satisfaction with

their work. When team members feel that their work is meaningful they tend to be more personally satisfied with their work and their team.

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Effective Teams

§ Have a strong positive culture § Trust § Tend to be small in size (5 to 8) § Have good communications § Understand how success is measured for them § Have satisfaction through meaningfulness and impact

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Questions? Comments?

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Thank You!

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don.mcgonigal@kpu.ca