#89 - Enhancing Analyst Team Effectiveness Using the T7 Model of Teamwork
Lisema Matsietsi CDFA, PD(SA), M.Inst.D, MCom
Professional Board Member || Author || IT Business Strategy || Founder & Managing Director: Being An Analyst || Chartered Development Finance Analyst ||
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Editors Note by Lisema Matsietsi
Struggling with your team and unsure of the cause? The T7 Model of Teamwork presents a comprehensive framework to boost team effectiveness, especially in analyst groups. It tackles both internal and external factors, enabling leaders to improve performance, encourage collaboration, and produce superior insights. Whether addressing underperformance or striving for excellence, the T7 Model offers practical strategies to meet your goals. Applying this model can lead to a unified, proficient, and driven team ready to face intricate analytical tasks. I'm confident you'll find the model informative. Looking forward to our next meeting on Monday for another exciting newsletter edition. Stay well.
Enhancing Analyst Team Effectiveness Using the T7 Model of Teamwork
Team effectiveness is essential for delivering accurate and actionable insights in financial and business analysis. One influential framework for this purpose is the T7 Model of Teamwork, developed by Michael Lombardo and Robert Eichinger. This model outlines seven key factors that contribute to high-performing teams. In this article, we'll explore the history and origin of the T7 Model, discuss its application in dealing with underperformance, and provide practical tips for enhancing team effectiveness. Whether you're a novice analyst or a seasoned professional, understanding how to improve team performance can make a significant difference in achieving your goals... Read More
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