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Is Your Team Struggling? Learn How to Spot the Issues and Fix Them

  • Writer: Viviana Estrada
    Viviana Estrada
  • May 29
  • 1 min read

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All organizations aim to achieve their goals and deliver sustainable results.


How can this be accomplished?


The key lies in building and maintaining a HIGH-PERFORMANCE TEAM.


Identifying the characteristics of a high-performance team is not difficult. According to various business studies, these core traits stand out:


·       Clear and Shared Goals

·       Effective Communication

·       Complementary Skills

·       Commitment

·       Mutual Trust and Respect

·       Flexibility and Adaptability

·       Innovation


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If your team is not achieving its goals and it is struggling to deliver sustainable results, chances are that one or more of these critical elements are lacking. In such cases, corrective action should be taken as soon as possible.

 

The easiest way to determine whether your team is struggling is to assess whether any of the following warning signs are present:


· Distrust: Members feel uncomfortable, there are internal conflicts and confrontations, communication does not flow, information is not shared, there is a delay in decision-making.

· Disalignment: Members do not share the same purpose, objectives are unclear, there is no organization, rules and responsibilities are uncertain.

·  Disinterest: Members are not committed to the team and its purpose, destructive criticism and ineffective communication prevail, there is no initiative and there is a tendency to micromanagement.


What actions can be taken to fix the issue?


Call Unlock Engine and ask for help.


At Unlock Engine we offer a Team Purpose and Alignment Workshop that allows your team to become a high-performing team, which delivers sustainable results.


At Unlock Engine we also help you develop your leadership skills because effective leaders are essential to the success of high-performance teams.

 
 
 

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