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    No brainer, but I'll ask it anyway - do you want your team to fail or be successful?

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    No brainer, but I'll ask it anyway - do you want your team to fail or be successful?

    Quick point about the team leader. Although the clues and tips in these articles are aimed at how the team leader can act in a positive way, if you recognise a given trait in yourself, recognise that there is something that can be done positively to help improve the productivity of the team.

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    p>Quick point about the team leader. Although the clues and tips in these articles are aimed at how the team leader can act in a positive way, if you recognise a given trait in yourself, recognise that there is something that can be done positively to help improve the productivity of the team.

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    ven trait in yourself, recognise that there is something that can be done positively to help improve the productivity of the team.

    Let's meet the first of these characters - The Reluctant Team Member

    Even just one can significantly impact the team dynamic, cause distraction and delay progress.

    I cannot over emphasise that if any other team member discounts or under values the inputs a reluctant team member makes, the team leader runs a huge risk of increasing the reluctance, not minimising it.

    Why is an individual team member struggling, reluctant to participate? Can we determine the root cause(s)?

    Does he or she actually believe they are reluctant, maybe not!

    "Listen when I have something to contribute, I will."

    Remember, we don't all have the same v

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