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Leading a Crossfunctional Team
Pete Kornberger
What qualities, style make someone into a suitable team leader of a crossfunctional team?
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Cross Functional Team Leadership
amani gera, Accountant, Egypt, Member Cross-functional team leader should be a cross-functional candidate which mean listen with deep understanding of people situation and great talent ... |
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Synergy is the Key
Guillermo Linares, Consultant, Mexico, Member The leader more than any has to hear what his team says and articulate their work to accomplish their target, the most effective people are the... |
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Systems Thinker
Aaron Shaffer, Consultant, United States, Member Ideally, they need to be able to see the organization as a broader system - seeing how each function contributes.... |
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Leaders of Cross Functional Teams
Adedayo Olayemi, Student (MBA), British Indian Ocean Territory, Member A cross functional team is a good way of handling company projects. The cross functional team leader must be very observant and focus and perhaps have... |
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Team Leader
David Calitz, Manager, South Africa, Member A team leader must lead his people. A manager must manage the team. Both must lead by example... |
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Leading Vitual Teams
Dirk Schaele, Management Consultant, Belgium, Member I agree with all the comments but in the light of the globalization and cost containment we did not mention the skills yet to lead and manage virtu... |
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Cross Functional Team Leadership
ISAAC E. OGBUKA PhD, Nigeria, Member The leader's ability to act outside the box with certain attitudes that enables him/her to act in an organization on functions outside his/her primary... |
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Leading a Crossfunctional Team
Joscelin Trouwborst, Management Consultant, Curacao, Member Typical a management team would be a crossfunctional team. Their succes or failure has been researched extensively. I feel the results are applicable ... |
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Cross Functional Team Leader is a Conductor
Piek, Business Consultant, South Africa, Member Too much emphasis is placed on the role of the Cross Functional Team - team leader. If the CFT-team leader is the execptional listener, etc why the re... |
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Cross Functional Team Leader
Sabiha, United States, Member All in all, a cross functional team leader is one who knows and understands the true colors of his team members in relation to his own. For exa... |
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Cross Functional Team Leadership
W. Denton Dobbs, Management Consultant, Canada, Member Pity the poor cft leader that does not understand diversity and accountability. Diversity of interests, ability, and engagement. Holding each m... |
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Leading a Cross Functional Team
Rebecca M. Baybrook, Human Resources Executive, United States, Member A coach who brings out the best in the team members as they work together to achieve a clearly articulated purpose. A leader who provides a mea... |
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Membership
John F. K. Afonu, Ghana, Member It depends also on the characters of the members of the CFT. Much can be achieved if members are ready to sacrifice for goal congruence.... |
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Group Dynamics
Ron L. Meredith, CEO, United States, Member The CFT leader role seems close to a group facilitator in a therapy group. Listen, define, articulate, seek understanding, bridge dissension, a... |
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CFT Leadership
Devan Naidu, Project Manager, South Africa, Member The leader of a Cross-Functional Team needs to identify the strengths of each of the team members and harness these into a cohesive unit... |
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