Algo distingue as equipas de alto rendimento e as restantes. A bibliografia refere-se a expert teams, temática que muito me fascina. Retirado daqui algumas dicas que após um estudo caracterizam as Expert Teams: - Expert teams share a clear and common purpose and a strong mission.
- Expert teams share mental models. Their members anticipate each other. That can communicate without the need for overt communication.
- They are adaptive. They are self correcting. Their members compensate for each other. They reallocate functions. They engage in a cycle of prebrief-performance-debrief, giving feedback to each other. They establish and revise team goals. They differentiate between high and low priorities. They have mechanisms for anticipating and reviewing issues and problems of members. They periodically review and diagnose team effectiveness and team vitality.
- They have clear (but not overly clear or rigid) roles and responsibilities. Members understand their roles and how they fit together
- They have strong team leadership. Led by someone with good leadership, not just technical skills. They have team members who believe the leader cares about them. They provide situation updates. They foster teamwork, coordination and cooperation. They self-correct first.
- They develop a strong sense of “collective.” Trust, teamness and confidence are important. They manage conflict well. Members confront each other effectively. They trust each others intentions.
- They optimize performance outcomes. They make fewer errors. They communicate often enough, ensuring members have the information to be able to contribute. They make better decisions.
- The cooperate and coordinate. They identify team task work requirements. They ensure, through staffing and development, that the team possesses the right mix of competencies. They consciously integrate new members. They distribute and assign work thoughtfully. They examine and adjust the physical workspace to optimize communication and coordination.



