Resource-Oriented Teamwork : A Systemic Approach to Collegial Consultation / Johannes Herwig-Lempp, Charlotte Weston-Horsmann
Teamwork is expected to be a highly successful way to create synergies in organizations and companies. Yet all of us have had the experience of sitting through inefficient team meetings, spending too much time on organizational issues. Clearly collaborative consultation in its various forms is a com...
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| Year of Publication: | 2013 |
| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Language: | German English |
| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (218 p.) |
| Notes: | Description based upon print version of record. |
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Table of Contents:
- Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Table of Contents; Body; More Than the Sum of Its Parts; Collegial Consultation; The History behind This Model of Team Consultation; Definition of Terms; How to Read This Book; Team and Teamwork; What Makes a Group a Team?; The Team as a System; Different Levels of Teamwork; Level 1: Task-Oriented Teamwork; Level 2: Organizational Teamwork/Team Organization; Level 3: Developmental Teamwork/Team Development; What Is the Purpose of Three-Tiered Levels?; Too Much Ado about Teams?; Systemic Tools; Basic Premise of Systemic Work ; Systemic Theory; Systemic Methods
- The Team and the Systemic Approach What Do We Mean by "Systemic"? ; The Systemic Perspective in Team Consultation; The Mandate of the Colleague to Be Counseled; Colleagues' Strengths, Abilities and Resources ; The Context of Collegial Consultation; The Solutions and the Future; Diversifying Possibilities for Action; Colleagues' Autonomy and Self-Determination; Other Perspectives; The Readiness of Colleagues to Collaborate; Colleague Appreciation; Team Consultation; The Team Consultation Process; Presenting and Clarifying Mandates; Developing Question Types; Method 1: Mind Jogging
- Method 2: Expanding PerceptionMethod 3: Reciprocal Information ; Method 4: Assessing Success; Method 5: Configuring, Playing and Action; Method 6: The Reflecting Team; Final Statement; The Entire Team Consultation Session ; How Does Team Consultation Work? ; The Limitations of Team Consultation; Method 7: Additional Models of Collegial Consultation; Method 8: Self-Consultation; Team Organization; Organizing a Team Meeting; The Facilitator ; The Facilitator's Responsibility; Facilitating Is Hard Work - Some Tips; Further Suggestions, Tips and Tricks; Team Decision-Making; Team Development
- How Can We Change the Way We Work Together?Conflict within the Team; How Can I Initiate Change within My Team?; Systemic Reassurances for the Team; Acknowledgements; References; List of Key Words; Back Cover