An imapMyTeam How To: Build a Team from
Scratch
Business conditions sometimes drive the need to build
a team from the ground up. Be it for a new initiative, to attack a particular
business problem – whatever the reason, imapMyTeam® will help the newly formed
team quickly move up the
productivity curve.
One benefit
of the imapMyTeam site is the ability to create ‘what if’ team scenarios. In
the My Teams section select the ‘create teams’ option. In the pop up window you
will be prompted to name and describe the team. Then you will select the
‘create and add team members’ button to populate the team with names.
When
you open the Team Dynamics window to begin your evaluation of this team it will
begin with the team overview to explain the grid characteristics. There are
four other view options across the page, just below the banner/header. Those
take you to interests, strengths, needs and stress views of the group so you
can view any or all of those perspectives on the team.
From
there, you can choose to continue to revise the group to get the
characteristics you require. You can choose
to keep the team; you can also delete it if you wish.
Your
evaluation should fall in line with what you are attempting to accomplish with
this new team.
For
example: If the project or team needs to focus on a narrow, well defined task,
the interests section becomes the first important place to look. Analyze who
meets the criteria to make sure you are putting people on the team who will
love to do that type of work. Need broader interests? Make sure the team you
are building has representation from all four quadrants in the team player
grid. Need a task focus; look for red or yellow. Need a relationship focus;
look to greens and blues.
Whatever the
business challenge, imapMyTeam® is a tool that will allow you to search your
entire workforce, consider who has the passions and strengths you believe are necessary
to succeed in the endeavor and then see this depicted for you in a Team Player
Grid. Fast. Accurate. Easy.



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