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From Uta Rohrschneider (More) • Last updated on October 13.01.2024, XNUMX • First published on 22.08.2016/XNUMX/XNUMX • So far 4285 readers, 2648 social media shares Likes & Reviews (5 / 5) • Read & write comments
"A Team is only as strong as its weakest link” or “If you work alone, you add up. Whoever works together in teams, multiplies” – around the topic Teamwork many beliefs entwine.
Just because several employees work together does not have to lead to good, let alone to the best results.
The Combination from different experiences Competencies and preferences must be specifically designed. And it's not just about expertise, but above all about personality.
The first step should be self-evident: setting up the team in terms of its competencies in such a way that all technical requirements are met. Point. It often stays that way. But it only gets exciting when the informal ones Tasks and roles are cast harmoniously. The following applies here: the more colorful the pile, the better. “doer”, “coordinator”, “Innovator”, “Communicator” – these are all roles that are important for a perfect overall performance.
But how do I know who the right person is for that? A heterogeneous team also needs a strong one Guide and control. If People with different characteristics and value systems meet, this leads to friction and discussions. Homogeneous teams get along well, think and act similarly. This “like and like likes to flock” is good for the climate, but much worse for team performance because it is too one-sided.
In order not to have to guess who can fill which positions particularly well, who has which personal inclinations and behavioral preferences, there is an instrument that has already proven itself: the Reiss Profile. Prof. Steven Reiss, motivational researcher at Ohio State University, describes in his theory the human personality based on 16 life motives.
These include power, team orientation, curiosity, recognition, Order, relationships and Status. These intrinsic motives shape how people experience, think and act. According to this, people align their actions to satisfy their strongly developed motives. The individual motivation profile describes what motive satisfaction a person wants to achieve through their actions. An employee with green team orientation, relationship, and status motives will Performance of the team to the outside. This person is ideal as “Seller” and could optimally support a team of thinkers and creatives.
In the Reiss Profile the qualitative (color of the bar: what do I aspire, what is important to me?) And the quantitative expression (length of the bar: how important is it?) Of a motif. Green and red bars characterize a strong motif with different emotional quality.
Yellow values are referred to as “neutral”. People feel feel most comfortable, are most efficient and most motivated when they can fulfill their strong motives through their actions. The more differences there are among the employees in the team, the easier it is to distribute different tasks. The potential scope of the team increases.
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In order to be able to compare team members in their motivation structures, a team overview can be created in addition to individual profiles. On the one hand, this helps to distribute the work tasks in such a way that the motifs and Power individual employees can be optimally combined and synergies can be used.
On the other hand, the team overview provides important information about possible "blind spots". The team members are not aware of the one-sidedness in their actions. They find their actions right, confirm this to each other again and again and interpret all possible everyday situations in such a way that “it would not have worked without flexibility”. The Background around that blind spot can lead the team to be more self-critical about themselves. For a real change, however, you also need team members with a different motive.
Too complex and exaggerated? But then the following may happen: Many creative minds work as lone fighters to develop many ideas. However, these are neither brought together nor compared with each other - and also not implemented, let alone marketed. Each individual follows their individual motives, which can be simplistically described as: “I have the most Fun, when I can tinker, research and develop ideas for myself. For me it is important to submit good ideas. I don't care what other people make of it."
From an entrepreneurial point of view, if the “great” ideas do not turn into anything, the team is not efficient. Even if its members find that too little is being implemented, and decides to do it now: everyone continues unconsciously as before.
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Uta Rohrschneider is the managing partner of grow.up. After many years of experience in personnel and management development, she has been advising clients on the implementation of sustainable HRM for fifteen years. She is the author of over twenty publications on leadership and HRM. Together with Sarah Friedrichs, Hanna Haarhaus and Marie-Christine Lohmer, she wrote the book “Success-tested recruitment interviews. How to find the right employees with professional questions ”. More information at concheck.de All texts from Uta Rohrschneider.
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