Team Charter Final Draft
Team Charter Final Draft
A productive and cooperative process where everyone contributes their knowledge and abilities to create
Clear goals, effective communication, and shared responsibilities are stressed in readings, instruction,
3. Factors Influencing the Ideal training, and previous experiences working in groups.
Respect for one another, honesty, responsibility, effective communication, teamwork, diversity, and
Open communication, active listening, seeking compromise, and, if required, consulting a mediator are all
use of internet communication technologies (such as video conferencing), email, and in-person meetings. A
7. Time and Availability There will be discussion and agreement on deadlines and time frames, due to various time restrictions and
Limitations availability caused by personal responsibilities, career commitments, and other academic commitments.
8. Leveraging Team Strengths Each team member has special skills that will be used to improve performance and conduct thorough
research.
9. Potential problems with time management, unforeseen personal demands, and technical obstacles. These issues can
10. Desired Grade A grade of A for the project, reflecting the team's commitment and dedication.
Establish a meeting schedule, assign research tasks, communicate findings, talk about the report format,
designate parts for in-depth research, keep track of work regularly, and complete the report before the due
Isabel is responsible for researching and describing Bell Canada's goals, mission, vision, and values.
2. Motivation Strategies:
kevin will investigate and identify practices that Bell Canada successfully uses to create a motivated workforce that others should
borrow.
Arshdeep will describe the leadership styles of the CEO/President/General Manager of Bell Canada.
4. Impact of Understanding Goals, Mission, Vision, Values, Motivation Strategies, and Leadership:
John, Mary, and Sarah will demonstrate the impact on the organization as a whole of understanding Bell Canada's objectives,
goals, mission, vision, values, motivational strategies, and leadership philosophies. They will support their argument by
discussing how Bell Canada became a top employer through the use of the lessons.
• John, Mary, and Sarah will collectively name at least three elements connected to the ideas covered in class that contribute to
things like culture, employee engagement, teamwork, communication, or any other pertinent ideas.
learn about Bell Canada's role in the industry and Conduct thorough research on Bell Canada's
Learn about Bell Canada's workplace policies Gather information on Bell Canada's employee
Learn about Bell Canada's social responsibility Research Bell Canada's community involvement and
Receive feedback and learn from other team Share research findings and collaborate on report
Mary Improve my analysis and critical thinking skills Investigate Bell Canada's employee development and
Learn about diversity and inclusion practices in a Examine Bell Canada's diversity and inclusion
Collaborate effectively as a team and achieve a others on the progress, and assist in developing and
Develop strong teamwork and communication Engage in open communication, actively listen, and
Member
John Research, analytical thinking, written Conduct thorough research, provide well-documented findings
communication
Mary Information gathering, critical thinking, Identify best practices, present clear and concise information
organizational skills
Sarah Leadership, communication, attention to detail Provide insights into leadership styles, present accurate and
comprehensive information
Team as a Collaboration, teamwork, effective Work together to produce a cohesive and high-quality report
whole communication
Team as a Time management, meeting deadlines Complete assigned tasks within agreed-upon timelines
whole
Team as a Critical analysis, application of course concepts Apply course materials to provide a thoughtful analysis
whole