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How strong is your team?

115 statements on the 23 team principles. Think of one specific team you work with regularly toward a shared result – for example, a leadership team, department, shift, project team or volunteer team. If you lead it yourself, be honest about your own part when you rate the statements on leadership. Answer based on how things are today – not how you would like them to be. A self-assessment, not a validated test: It is about learning, not grading.

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Do you lead this team yourself?

Team Principle of Necessity

A team pays off only when the task is bigger than any one person – and the bigger the task, the more it pays off.

1Our main task is set up so that none of us could handle it alone.
2Every member of our team can say what they need the others’ work for.
3When we talk things over together, we mainly cover matters that affect several of us.
4In our team, work that one person can do alone is done by one person, without everyone having to coordinate on it.
5From time to time, we clarify which tasks really require us to work together as a team.

Please rate all five statements.

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