Healthier teams are better performing teams

Your Team Health and Performance Rating is: “Just-In-Time” and that Can Be Both Chaotic and Unproductive.

Just-in-Time Team Characteristics:

• • Chaotic and random roles
  • Many self-serving team members
  • Few outcomes can be planned
  • Undocumented processes are common
  • Project management is typically ad hoc
  • Costs are inadequately managed
  • Team frustrations often run high
  • Employee engagement is low

What does this mean:

Just-in-Time teams rely upon individual heroics and strong personalities to get things done, and regularly run the risk of “things going sideways” because of conflicts or fumbled handoffs between team members.

Moving to the next step:

Teams choose to move to Step 2 (Task-Focused) when they’ve seen the need for more consistency in their work.  The impetus to move can come from leadership changes (the strong personality has left), or from a crisis where the lack of consistency has created significant risk, high legal exposure, unexpected expenses, formal employee complaints, failed audits, etc.

• • Less chaos, more clarity
  • More understanding about who does what, and how they do it
  • Better outcomes, more often

During this 20-minute diagnostic review, Team Tipton will walk through our insights based on your Team Health and Performance Diagnostic results.

We’ll explore possible paths forward and discuss specific ways we can help increase your team’s health and performance and stop the unpredictability and frustrations that ensue in a Just-in-Time work environment.