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| List 7 Interpersonal skills |
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1. working in teams
2. teaching others
3. leading others
4. searving others
5. solving problems
6. using negotiating skills
7. working effectivily with others
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to work jointly with ohters especially in an intellectual endeavor
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to confer with another so as to arrive at the settlement of some matter
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to show, guede, or direct someone who will follow
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give official authority to make decisions and to complete tasks
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intensive accumulation of ideas or possible solutions in a limited time
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a settlement in which each party in a disagreement is willing to give in order to receive
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settling of differences so that people may work together effectively
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general agreement among those involved
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a result of action, provess, outcome, or effect
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ultimate user of a good or service
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the predominating attitudes and behavior that characterize the functioning of a group or organization
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to commit or entrust to another, as in delegating a task to a subordinate
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a difference between conflicting facts, claims, or opinions
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differences among people including personality, culture, ethnic background, age, social economic group
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accepted principles of right and wrong that govern conduct
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ability to adapt, modify, or change behavior
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the ability or instinct to begin or to follow through with a plan or task
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steadfast adherence to a strict moral or ethical code
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state of the spirits of an individual or group as shown in willingness to perform assigned tasks
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a documented report giving a critical estimate of work or performance
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a technique invloving the use of thinking skills to develop solutions to problems
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proficiency acquired, learned, or developed through training or experience
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a commonly held, and oversimplified, opinion or attitude
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has a diversity of backgrounds, providing an opportunity to utilize the particular strengths of each induvidual to permit the team to achieve what can not be achieved by a single individual working alone.
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behaviors preventing effectiveness
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1. Not working together
2. Arrogance
3. Conceited
4. Backstabbing
5. Not listening to all opinions
6. Cliques
7. Criticism
8. Stereotypes
9. Negative
10. Dominating
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a team in which each member has a specific strength
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a team in whcih each member is a specialist
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a team i which members help one another to serve others
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| Cross Functional Communication |
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the exchange of information between departments whose roles in a company may be quite different
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| Qualitites of Successful Team |
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1. Unselfish
2. Cooperative
3. Focused
4. Goal-oriented
5. Organized
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| Ideal Conditions of a Good team |
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1. Mutual trust
2. Mutual support
3. Good communication
4. Team objectives
5. Conflict Resolution
6. Utilization of Member Resource
7. Control Methods
8. Organizational Environment
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