Collins Business Secrets: Team Management

  • 1h 16m
  • Rus Slater
  • HarperCollins
  • 2010

The team management secrets that experts and top professionals use.

Get results fast with this quick, easy guide to the fundamentals of Team Management

Includes how to:

  • Understand how different personalities interact in a team
  • Set up clear structures and goals for your team
  • Implement change effectively and as painlessly as possible
  • Overcome personality clashes and team difficulties
  • Manage your team so that it delivers fantastic results

About the Author

Rus Slater is a management consultant and trainer in the UK who has worked in many areas of industry, commerce, public service and a military. He has managed people and advised on the management of teams for many years.

In this Book

  • Collins Business Secrets—Team Management
  • Managing teams is a balancing act
  • Know what you mean by ‘team’
  • Define success for your team
  • Know when you haven’t got a team
  • Plan to be a real team leader
  • Check that you have some followers
  • Manage a cross-functional team
  • Pick the right people
  • Get the team performing quickly
  • Create a team identity
  • Create a team vision
  • Agree the ground rules
  • Understand team roles
  • Use roles for teamwork and task success
  • Measure the teamwork
  • Manage teams within teams
  • Create tasks
  • Build inter-dependencies
  • Avoid MIYST
  • Manage the miseries
  • Keep smiling
  • Give praise in public
  • Reward your people
  • Avoid being a ‘monkey manager’
  • Delegate to support your team
  • Run good team briefs
  • Use all channels to give your message
  • Decide who needs to know what
  • Listen to your team
  • Don’t forget the remote people
  • Give your team some publicity
  • Know who is working for whom
  • Build and keep trust
  • Lead by example
  • Support your team as a whole
  • Support your individuals
  • Manage the creative tension
  • Don’t encourage ‘prima donnas’
  • Manage your own boss
  • ‘Manage out’ uncooperative people
  • Learn to let go
  • Recognize survivor syndrome
  • React sensibly to change
  • Take the first step to manage survivors
  • Follow up the survivor management
  • Prepare to say goodbye
  • Celebrate success
  • Learn from experience
  • Spread the word
  • Keep in touch
  • Provide ‘after care’ for your team
  • Jargon buster
  • Further reading
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