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How To Build Team

Writer's picture: Shalav DaftuarShalav Daftuar

Updated: Apr 28, 2021

How to build team for business:


Most new entrepreneurs work alone to develop their idea or solution to a problem, but eventually realize that more is needed to start and grow a business.Many people do not have the bandwidth to cover all the necessary bases of finance, marketing, manufacturing and operations as well as solution development. There is a working team to build a business.


1. Define your desired business culture and find people who fit.


The first step is to gather people who are willing and able to work together as a team. Getting subject matter experts is necessary but not sufficient.Finding interns or family members to save money will not do. You need team members who align in their thinking and action.


2. Make sure the team embodies a common definition of success.


Find people who share your vision of success and have confidence in you and what you are ready to do. Teams that do great things do not do it carelessly or randomly.

They are ready and able to take advantage of failure without losing confidence, as there are many unknowns in every business.


3.Build the Connection Between the Team Members.


Leaders must continuously evaluate the way team members work together. Ideally, your team should be self-sufficient and lead them at every step without you. Your job is not about forming and directing the team, but guiding your team to work better with each other.


Here are a few ways to help members of the team to familiarize themselves with each other's roles and work styles:


•Team-building exercises: -


Simple activities to help members build confidence and let them know that they can depend on each other can go a long way towards increasing the effectiveness and productivity of your team.


•Improve collaboration between team members: - Try different things such as taking them out to lunch or working together. Encourage them to get to know each other. Ask them about their hobbies and interests, so that you interact on a more personal level. If possible, invest in a fun activity, such as a workplace wellness program.



4.Clearly Define Roles & Responsibilities


When you successfully complete step 2, you can more clearly define the roles and responsibilities of those on your team. Now, this is not an easy step; In fact, you will often find that people's ideal roles are outside of their job descriptions.The responsibilities of each member of your team should be interlinked and dependent on each other. This is not unlike team sports, where some players are known as "system players" - meaning, although they may not be the most talented individuals on the team, they know that the most within the "system" How to do good work.

This is why you must have a keen eye for talent that can evaluate not only the ability of people to perform their particular role - but even more so that they fit the culture (system) of the workplace or the team Will be a player of.


For example, I once found an employee who was not very good at his specific job. Instead of firing him, I took the time to get to know him and use his natural talent as a strategic formulator, who could keep all moving parts within the department in proper alignment and lock-step communication.This person helped our team operate more efficiently and saved the company money from bad decisions that they had made earlier due to misinformation. He was eventually promoted to the role of a special project manager.



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