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92a1: How to debug a dysfunctional team?

organizational leadership > increasing productivity
organizational leadership > how to evaluate team performance
management handbook > increasing team performance

Debugging a dysfunctional team includes seven steps:

  1. Form a hypothesis
  2. Check the data
  3. Observe the team
  4. Ask Questions
  5. Check The Team Dynamics
  6. Jump In To Help
  7. Be Curious

  • Related Note(s):
    • You need to ask questions with genuine curiosity rather than interrogating.
    • Making a team functional is the heart of the management craft.
    • Often, dysfunctional teams have unhealthy conflicts. You need to turn rivalries into teams.
    • Listen with attention.
    • Without creating an open culture (or kicking it off), you can’t even form a hypothesis.
92a: Fundamentals of increasing the quantity of work
92b: Why are villages poorer than cities?

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