Resilience is born under strife. As people stare adversity in the face, they either figure out a way to overcome it or wilt to the threats and pressures it creates. Those lucky enough not to experience any real adversity remain untested. For the rest of us, resilience is a byproduct of prevailing in difficult situations.
You nail it. TRUST and COMMITMENT are key ingredients. The team can learn organically and meet objectives with these two ingredients. Team members who are mediators (by nature/nurture) are often thought of as the glue. While this can be true (to some degree). It can eventually lead to burnout/resignation. Kim Scott coins this behavior type as RUINOUS EMPATHY (Scott. RADICAL CANDOR). Ultimately, with trust and commitment, team members: respect each other, are diligent, communicate, teach/train, responsible, and take pride in their work (no matter the task).
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You nail it. TRUST and COMMITMENT are key ingredients. The team can learn organically and meet objectives with these two ingredients. Team members who are mediators (by nature/nurture) are often thought of as the glue. While this can be true (to some degree). It can eventually lead to burnout/resignation. Kim Scott coins this behavior type as RUINOUS EMPATHY (Scott. RADICAL CANDOR). Ultimately, with trust and commitment, team members: respect each other, are diligent, communicate, teach/train, responsible, and take pride in their work (no matter the task).
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How do you intentionally foster trust on your teams Joe?
Is it a specific behavior?
Good evening,
I have found the most effective way is to work side by side, shoulder to shoulder.