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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2024 · 1H 3M

Ep. 43: Individual Needs

from The Dr. Claude Kershner Show · host Dr. Claude Kershner IV

In this lesson on team leadership, understanding individual needs, personalities, and skills is emphasized as fundamental. It covers various team types, from functional to cross-departmental and self-directed teams, highlighting leaders' challenges in balancing individual and team needs and addressing issues like free riders and team dysfunction.The lesson outlines key leader roles: setting objectives, defining roles, ensuring skill diversity, managing team size, and empowering decision-making. Leaders are also tasked with guiding team development, fostering cohesiveness, and ensuring effective skill use. Competencies like goal setting, problem-solving, and conflict resolution are essential, with added complexities in leading virtual and global teams, including careful member selection and using technology for trust-building. The lesson covers conflict management, suggesting adaptable styles from compromising to collaborating, and favors integrative over distributive negotiation tactics. This comprehensive guide focuses on the nuances of team leadership, balancing individual and collective aspects for effective team management.

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