The Mannic Model of Teams
The Mannic Model recognises four critical qualities:
Common Purpose – effective teams know why they are doing what they do, they recognise the bigger goal, understand the reason. The Purpose doesn’t sit in a frame behind glass in a meeting room it lives and breathes in the hearts and minds of every person.
Inter Dependence – people in productive teams are rarely dependent nor independent because they recognise that they are more effective and efficient when they organise, plan and deliver the Purpose together. This can be formalised task sharing or informal support and coaching best practice.
Personal Knowledge – this quality recognises that when people get to know each other they begin to care, support and develop each other. Succeeding as a team becomes more important than being individually successful at the team’s expense.
Leadership – teams may not need Leaders but they do need leadership to illuminate the common purpose, organise the inter dependence and facilitate personal knowledge. High performing teams never point the finger of blame, at difficult times individuals take the lead and drive performance regardless of job title or expectation.
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