Real Project Team: What Will You Do to Create One?

The video discusses the concept of Real Teams, as introduced by John Katzenbach, and its application in project management. Real Teams are characterized by high commitment to shared goals, mutual accountability, and dynamic leadership. The video addresses challenges in forming real teams in project settings due to diverse backgrounds and agendas. It suggests strategies for aligning team members around shared goals and creating a positive, engaging team environment. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to apply these principles in their current projects.

What are the three characteristics of a real team as described in the text?

How do real teams hold one another accountable for their performance?

What role does leadership play within a real team?

What challenges do project teams face when forming, according to the text?

How can a project manager encourage team members to put aside their individual agendas?

What strategies can be employed to make a project team a fun and engaging place?

In what ways can team members develop a sense of pride and recognition within the team?