Making Teams Work

It takes a lot of work and discussion to get a team to function productively and effectively. Tapping a team's creative power can only happen when team members recognize and value each other's contributions and strengths. Laura Stack offers great "team building" ideas to help you:


• Understand the advantages of using teams to solve problems.

• Discover the four "time styles" and the characteristics and behaviors of each.

• Understand your personal time style and graph your team.

• Determine the strengths and liabilities of each style.

• Learn how your team members "tick" and work more effectively together.

• Use supportive, positive communication vs. destructive, negative communication.

• Evaluate what your non-verbal signals are saying during meetings.


You'll realize the impact of your time management style on others. You'll find out how to relate positively as a team member. And you'll discover how to increase the circle of trust and understanding among your team members.