Dysfunctional team – the nemesis of your profit
Stalemate is your enemy number one, no doubt about that. But who are his friends? His friends are Loss, Problems, Bad employees, Poor management, Lack of productivity and so many more. If you think of it even the smallest procrastination can bring your business to a standstill. That is exactly why you should pay a closer look at all your ongoing projects and workers. To divide and remove those who are not helpful, and actually the opposite – they are ruining your team’s work process, is not an easy task, yet possible. You might think you do not have such employees, but are you willing to bet on that? You may say all in your company is going okay, but believe me, there is room for improvement.
Right, let’s get to the point. What makes a team dysfunctional? Anything or anyone can make a team incapable to finish their task without a hitch. Every disruption in the work process leads to insufficient quality produce, which may cause even greater problems. Poor time management strategy and lack of productivity monitoring are popular reasons for profit loss. Effective employee productivity tracking is a must if you want a functional team. No team likes when one or more of the members are slacking off. This brings down the efforts of the whole team, as well as their desire to work. They simply wouldn’t want to work with each other, which will break the team spirit. That makes the team dysfunctional. A good manager will put in all their effort to avoid those circumstances. Such manager will regularly monitor their team and if needed, take measures. Tracking tool, monitoring software and daily time management are the most useful friends a manager can have. It is utterly important to be able to lead your employees and build time management friendly work schedule.
Offer your employees the chance to work only with productive coworkers. Check their status frequently in order to preserve the quality of their work. This way your management skills will go to a higher level and give will you the opportunity to lead the company to a triumph.
Author Julie D.Posted on Categories Business management, HR Management and Hiring, Personal development, Productivity, Project management