The Four Characteristics of an Amazing Team

Your team needs to be diverse and dynamic. Their strengths and weaknesses need to complement each other. None of this is news to most people who manage a team. To have an amazing team, make sure each of the following characteristics is represented within your team.

Dreamers – these are the people who will help you innovate. When you are innovating you stay relevant and often ahead of the trends.

Believers – these are the people who will have a passion for your mission, product, and service. That passion will help you stay unstoppable.

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Planners – these are the people who will pay attention to the details and think through “what if” scenarios.

Doers – these are the ones who will make it happen.

As with everything, these need to be balanced across your teams. If you are heavy with doers you won’t innovate, your team may lack passion, the work won’t be planned or the actions to produce won’t happen. All of these types are important but it is more important to make sure there is a balance. Each need rewarded equally as they all play an important role in bringing ideas to life.

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It is also important to note that you can coach your team through these different roles. People often start off as doers and progress from there. Identify where they are and if they are capable of moving into another role then get coaching.

Last updated on August 8th, 2020 at 07:04 am

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Jason Cortel is currently the Director of Global Workforce Management for a leading technology company. He has been in customer service, marketing, and sales services for over 20 years. In addition, he has extensive experience in offshore and nearshore outsourcing. Jason is an avid Star Trek fan and is on a mission to change the universe by helping people develop professionally. He is driven to help managers and leaders lead their teams better. Jason is also a veteran in creating talent and office cultures.

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