•Explain that those features that are below 5 are areas that should be improved.
Mention that improving those areas will improve the team's potential for
success.
•Ask if there are any comments or questions. Offer to give the participants extra
copies of the handout for future use.
•Conclude by reinforcing the point that a team's potential for success can be
evaluated early in the process. In addition, repeat that improving the team
improves the results.
Option/Variation
If you have participants who are members of more than one team, you can divide
the group along those lines. That way they will be evaluating their own teams.
322 – Diagram That Team
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