I’m sure this is yet another article you’ve stumbled upon agility on how to reach high performance amongst your teams. Rest assured you want to continue reading because in this article we’re sharing eight secrets of high-performing agile teams.
Buckle up and take notes!
According to Forbes, the essence in building a high-performance agile team is compassion. Research shows that organizations who lead with compassion have employees who are more engaged, passionate and committed to their work.
“Compassion means having positive intentions and authentic concern for others. Compassionate leaders see their team as vital contributors to the organization as well as on a deeper level, as people. They aim to genuinely understand each team member's needs and support them to achieve their goals.”
Does that ring a bell? Below we share 4 tips to keep in mind if you wish to lead with compassion:
High-performing agile teams often have a set of practices and principles that contribute to their success. Sometimes they can be overlooked or undervalued. Here are some of the best practices you should be taking notes:
Having a clear vision and goal as to where you wish to take your organization is key. If no one is clear as to where the destination point is at, how do you expect your teams to excel and deliver?
Creating an atmosphere where collaborators feel motivated while doing their work sets the tone for the organization and teams. Providing autonomy to each collaborator helps each one to work with confidence and authority.
There is always room for improvement and knowing how to address those improvements and when to do it, plays a big role in staying high-performant and agile.
What is the point of giving your teams objectives if they don’t have the goals they are working for? Leaving objectives, projects, tasks, documentation clear is the first task you need to take into consideration when deciding when to go high-performance and agile.
Staying focused and on track is crucial if your organization goes through it frequently. Knowing the ins-and the outs and knowing how to react quickly and effectively is a secret you want to learn if you wish your teams were more performant.
Below we share an insightful video by Simon Sinek: He shares practical advice on avoiding common leadership traps and fostering an environment where mistakes are stepping stones to success.
Changes can be daunting and at times, scary. But knowing when to adjust your boat's sailing drapes will save your organization time and money. Adapting to an ever-changing industry is key if you wish to stay at the forefront, but knowing how and when to do it is a secret we share below.
Being a leader is not for everyone, and being an inspiring leader is rare in today's day and age. Having said that, becoming a leader of service that will catapult your organization is a skill that can be acquired and learned. But how so?
Obtaining a high-performance organization means one thing: investing in your collaborators, making sure they are at its best and taken care of. A healthy organization is run by collaborators who are passionate, motivated and overall who believe in what they are doing. So make sure your collaborators are operating with motivation and with an overall happiness.
These practices contribute to a culture of collaboration, adaptability, and continuous improvement, leading to high-performing agile teams that deliver value consistently.
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