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THE POWER OF READING PEOPLE





                    Key Point: Alignment Improves Beneficial
                        Interactions as Well as Performance


               High-performing teams typically feature a blend of members
             whose skills, experiences, and behaviors complement one another.
             When individuals are well matched with their responsibilities, the
             team not only benefits from greater synergies but also experiences
               fewer conflicts. The alignment of each person’s strengths with
                 their tasks is a key driver of team efficiency and harmony.





           The better everyone on the team understands themselves and each
           other, their trends, strengths, and limitations, the more they will
           rely on each other and elevate their own level of satisfaction in the

           workplace and at home.


           Assemble Teams According to Role Functions: The
           Team Wheel

           The longstanding view on team composition underscores that it’s es-
           sential for team members’ skills to complement each other effectively.
           This principle should extend to behavioral tendencies as well. Tools

           like TTI’s 12 Driving Forces and Style Insights assessments assist in
           aligning team members’ skills with their behaviors. The “team bike”
           developed by TTI Success Insights illustrates this concept.














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