A team can agree on the least amount of respect needed to finish a task. This agreement removes pressure to pretend to be friends. It focuses only on what is necessary for work.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A team can agree on the least amount of respect needed to finish a task.
This agreement removes pressure to pretend to be friends. It focuses only on what is necessary for work.
A team can define a 'Minimal Viable Relationship'. This means agreeing on the basic rules for working together. It helps the team focus on the task. It stops people from feeling they must be friends. The team only needs to show enough respect to complete the work.
A manager leads a team with two members who dislike each other. The manager asks them to agree on basic rules. They agree to answer emails within 12 hours. They also agree not to interrupt each other in meetings. This helps them finish the project without conflict.
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A team can agree on the least amount of respect needed to finish a task. This agreement removes pressure to pretend to be friends. It focuses only on what is necessary for work.