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This article describes 10 principles firms can apply toward building a winning team, from the viewpoint of a businessman, trainer, and former Navy SEAL.
Topics covered:
Management accounting: Leadership: Team building, Foundational
Employee benefit plan auditing: Leadership: Team building, Foundational
Governmental auditing: Leadership: Team building, Foundational
Financial accounting & reporting: Leadership: Team building, Foundational
Assurance: Leadership: Team building, Foundational
Not-for-profit: Leadership: Team building, Foundational
IT management & assurance: Leadership: Team building, Foundational
Firm practice management: Technical: Human capital, Foundational
Firm practice management: Leadership: Team building, Foundational
Tax: Leadership: Team building, Foundational
Forensic & valuation services: Leadership: Team building, Foundational
Fair value measurement: Leadership: Team building, Foundational
Personal financial planning: Leadership: Team building, Foundational
2 Comments/Reflections
David Burton Jun 2017
This Article highlighted some key principals that are essential for building high quality teams. Knowing these principals and being able to focus on them will improve my team building skills.
My objective in reading this article was to improve my ability to build effective teams. I believe that this article has helped me to do that.
The impact of this training will be the building of stronger, more effective teams helping my teams to contribute more to the organisation and get more fulfilment form their role as part of the team. This should benefit the wider organisation through improved performance and demonstrate my willingness to learn new skills beyond the technical accounting core skills. This should help career progression.
Philip Brady Sep 2016
A number of key themes highlighted from this article which can be applied within any team framework;
- Prioritizing of key goals
- Need to foster team culture & spirit
- Challenge yourself and team members
- Declutter, prioritize, and delegate
- Training is never complete
- Be aggressive but also build contingency plans
These are key elements in developing a winning team mentality
2 Comments/Reflections