Working with Friends
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| David Brodosi |
David Brodosi - friends and teamwork are essential to any project. Teamwork is essential for small businesses to take on new challenges and perform strategic tasks. Teams pull the knowledge and experience of a diverse group of employees together to accomplish a short-term or ongoing task. Teamwork is as much a science as it is an art; some teams work extremely well together, while others seem to fall apart or actually hinder progress. Knowing the elements for effective teamwork can help you to build and maintain high-performance teams throughout your organization.
Commitment and Trust
All members of a high-impact team must be fully committed to achieving the team’s mission and goals. Each member must devote a reasonable amount of time and energy to advancing the team’s mission and must be able to trust that all other team members are doing the same. Mistrust stemming from unbalanced workloads can lead to petty political moves, such as high performers slacking off to close the gap between team member outputs.
Open Lines of Communication
Effective teams must have open lines of communication. Communication must be honest and flow between all team members equally. Team members who understand each other’s unique communication styles, or who agree on a single style of communication from the outset, are more likely to move the team in a productive direction that everyone understands and supports. Team members must never be hesitant to communicate with other members about issues and concerns, as well as new ideas or personal observations.
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| David Brodosi and friends |
Teams that possess a wide range of professional competencies can be more fully equipped to meet a wide range of challenges. #brodosi #david #davidbrodosi #filmmaker #camera #outdoors #wedding #editor #film #family #loveislove #videographer pic.twitter.com/X1S8jvYjiA— David Brodosi (@DBrodosi) August 28, 2019
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