Introduction to Referencing probably wasn’t critical to my survival but it was a good refresher and being there meant I got to have a passionate conversation with one of the (gorgeous, omg perfectly straight waist length hair) Chinese women about styles of leadership and teamwork from a very different cultural perspective. We compared my tendency to leap in boots first, her strong teamwork skills and talked about where that comes from plus the associated pitfalls.
Enhancing Your Team Experience (Pt B) was ridiculously fun. We’re all motivated and have previous experience so we’re being incredibly well behaved and radiating ‘ideal team mate’ at each other. It was a joy to work in a group of five on a timed exercise where we’re all hyperconscious of how we’re treating each other and focussing on creating the best possible team dynamic. We’re also pretty competitive so balancing ‘Task-Goal’ with ‘Team’ was a challenge. My team came second in speed but got the first correct answer, we were rewarded with slim UWA embossed wallets which is handy, I can store my new swipe card/ID in it :p
We did an abbreviated version of the Belbin Model for team analysis – if you’re interested there’s an online variant. The idea is to answer the questions while contemplating how you behave in team situations. I’d love to know what my AD&T team members get! I’m also conscious that for me, this partly reflects my preferences and that in practice with AD&T I Shape and Coordinate more than I Resource Investigate.
Enhancing Your Team Experience (Pt B) was ridiculously fun. We’re all motivated and have previous experience so we’re being incredibly well behaved and radiating ‘ideal team mate’ at each other. It was a joy to work in a group of five on a timed exercise where we’re all hyperconscious of how we’re treating each other and focussing on creating the best possible team dynamic. We’re also pretty competitive so balancing ‘Task-Goal’ with ‘Team’ was a challenge. My team came second in speed but got the first correct answer, we were rewarded with slim UWA embossed wallets which is handy, I can store my new swipe card/ID in it :p
We did an abbreviated version of the Belbin Model for team analysis – if you’re interested there’s an online variant. The idea is to answer the questions while contemplating how you behave in team situations. I’d love to know what my AD&T team members get! I’m also conscious that for me, this partly reflects my preferences and that in practice with AD&T I Shape and Coordinate more than I Resource Investigate.
- Resource Investigator 83
- Shaper 72
- Coordinator 69
- Specialist 64
- Plant 61
- Team Worker 56
- Implementer 53
- Monitor Evaluator 53
- Completer Finisher 50
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*treasures you*
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A Teamworker is the greasy oil between the cogs that keeps the team running. They are good listeners and diplomats, talented at smoothing over conflicts and helping parties understand each other.
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Resource Investigator - 70%
Completer Finisher - 67%
Specialist - 67%
Shaper - 61%
Implementer - 56%
Monitor Evaluator - 53%
Teamworker - 53%
Plant - 47%
(There is no way in hell that I'm a completer/finisher as the third tier. But I am good at research, and analysis, so 1) and 2) are spot on, I feel. OI HAI Type A personality that may be sub-consciously after your job.)
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Listener, diplomat, person who maintains relationships, person who takes positive action, person who cares about details. All deeply valuable things to bring to the team.
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The Completer Finisher is a perfectionist. You can be trusted to have reliably checked the details over. The Completer Finisher has a strong inward sense of the need for accuracy.
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That's really cool combination - lots of methodical, logical perfectionism geared towards getting the job done *right*' being rounded off by the creativity to find solutions.