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3 Key Qualities of a Good Team Player

Success

It follows the legendary 1971 high school team that won the Virginia state football championship and rose to become the No. 2 ranked high school team in the country. That’s why today we’re going to examine some qualities of a good team player, and discuss how to adopt an attitude of collaboration. It sure didn’t for me.

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Use These Five Hacks To Rein In Meeting Madness

Allwork

Research indicates a consistent annual increase in the number of meetings since 2000, with many deemed unnecessary and unproductive, often lacking a clear agenda. Because 63% of meetings don’t have a set agenda, and a full 37% don’t have an agenda at all. And only 17% of executives believe meetings are productive.

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How to Hold a Successful Project Debrief

Jen Lawrence

When wrapping up a project, it’s easy just to let the work be marked “completed” and move on to the next big thing. However, a project debrief is essential to learning from the experience and growing as a team. Conduct a successful Project Debrief by setting aside the time to review and discuss. Set the Agenda.

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Want To Delegate Better? Try a Total Responsibility Transfer

Success

Whether we are giving our partner a task on our plate that’s just too much, or asking another colleague to take over a project, we can’t have our hand in parts of it after that transfer. Avoid falling prey to rigid beliefs or agendas. Instead, you have to continue to be around for support to ensure the project is completed well.

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Stuck In Back-to-Back Virtual Meetings? Here’s How to Avoid Zoom Fatigue

Success

Try some better tech If you are still using the same setup you were when you began working remotely, it might be time to check in with yourself, and maybe your tech team. Someone has to be in charge of the tally during each meeting, but it keeps team members incentivized to not only pay attention, but to contribute to the meeting.

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How to Share Your Procedures With Your Team

All Things Admin

They’re equally as important for your team members. If you’re ready to share your procedures with your team, here are some tips to help you get started. Regularly revisit and review your procedures manual with your team. Make improving and updating your procedures an agenda item at every staff meeting.

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How to Hold a Successful Project Kick-Off Meeting

Jen Lawrence

Starting a new project? A Project Kick-Off Meeting is essential to set expectations, address concerns, and engage all parties in the goals and objectives. Without this meeting, your project may veer off the intended course, take more effort than necessary, or may not even achieve its goal. Who should be involved?

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