general sense of direction but without precise targets. 2. have to be comfortable with what is inherent and unavoidable, uncertainty. 3. need real time feedback, with the flexibility to respond and change quickly. 4. can’t avoid some understanding of theory, which has to act as an enabling constraint on action. 5. are ethically responsible for the unintended consequence of any intervention__ Dave Snowden – Cognitive Edge Mike Cardus :: www.MikeCardus.com
compelling vision because I do not think that most change efforts have an idea of the endpoint or view until they get there. Also, when you have that clarity of vision it is no longer a change effort, it is a project to accomplish someone’s work. You are better off calling change with a strong vision Project Management, than a change process.” Mike Cardus :: www.MikeCardus.com
this team … Team cohesion Task accomplishment Individual achievement Better understanding of my role Support to meet my goals Listen to my ideas & input Mike Cardus :: www.MikeCardus.com
“network” using ALL of the PVC tubes and connectors. Just like any good process – a strong network will have limited gaps. 2.For this activity, no open tubes or connector holes can be left – the structure will be fully enclosed upon itself. This means that each tube will be inserted into two connectors, that each connector will have a tube in each opening, and that the whole structure will be interconnected. 3.Your network design is a “stand alone” structure, so for this activity, you are asked to focus on the task in front of you – other groups are working on the same process with the same pieces. Mike Cardus :: www.MikeCardus.com
this team … Team cohesion Task accomplishment Individual achievement Better understanding of my role Support to meet my goals Listen to my ideas & input Mike Cardus :: www.MikeCardus.com
safe for interpersonal risk taking. In psychologically safe teams, team members feel accepted and respected http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_safety Mike Cardus :: www.MikeCardus.com
helping each other and themselves to complete a task or project that they could not complete on their own. o What is my role in this team? o How much control / influence will I have in this team? o Will my goals / needs be met by this team? o What will be the level of intimacy in this team? __ Mike Cardus :: www.MikeCardus.com
marketplace •Value to org = viability in the marketplace Stratum V: 5yr-10yr CEO or Exec Dir •Integration •Integrate systems into a whole •Value to org = connection as a whole, interface & strategy Stratum IV: 2yr-5yr VP or CEO of small company •Systems •Construct systems to support processes •Value to org = predictability & consistency Stratum III: 1yr-2yr Director •Process •Ensures work gets done •Value to org = accuracy, completeness, timeliness Stratum II: 3mon-1yr Manager •Procedures •Pace & Quality •Value to org = quality Stratum I: 1day-3mos Front Line Mike Cardus :: www.MikeCardus.com
Where are we currently? i.e. quality, service, positioning, differentiation, reputation 2. How do we know? What evidence of belief can we share? 3. What does the next layer of team capacity look like? How will we know that we are making progress? Mike Cardus :: www.MikeCardus.com
this team … Team cohesion Task accomplishment Individual achievement Better understanding of my role Support to meet my goals Listen to my ideas & input Mike Cardus :: www.MikeCardus.com
GetSET team progress oProfessional skill/ behavior you can develop to sustain GetSET progress oTeam skill you can develop to sustain GetSET progress Mike Cardus :: www.MikeCardus.com
your current status or level of knowledge? What is your next progress step? What do you expect to have happen from that progress step? When and who will you update and share what you learned from that progress step? Mike Cardus :: www.MikeCardus.com