Quick Guide to the 16 Personality Types and Teams
Applying Team Essentials to Create Effective Teams
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Publication
2004-10-01 - Telos Publications
Word Count
16,000 words, Guess
Page Count
64 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivequickguideto16pe0000bere
- ISBN-100974375136
- ISBN-139780974375137
- LibraryThing2690276
- OCLC Control Number141188737
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL9822483M
Classifications
- LCCHD66 .B47 2004
Description
As individuals, we are each complex and adaptable, and one's behavior may not reflect natural preferences but rather the demands of the situation and the ways one has developed. This Quick Guide to the 16 Personality Types and Teams is a booklet for those who want to maximize the performance of their team through a better understanding of the interrelated influences on team dynamics and team success. It is written to help create a multidimensional awareness of one's contributions to a team and to give readers the tools to understand the talents, contributions, and perspectives of others. This booklet describes the sixteen personality types within each of the Team Essentials, including how they are likely to behave on a team, and offers suggestions for forging relationships and communicating effectively with each type. Worksheets are provided to help your team apply the basics of effective teamwork - Team Essentials. Mapping the Team worksheets are provided to view team diversity using four different models: Type Preferences, Temperament, Interaction Styles, and Cognitive Dynamics. The booklet includes a comprehensive case study for each model, using an example of a project team to help teams get started. - Publisher.
First Sentence
Every team has to deal with the same five issues.
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