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This Blog is based on the ‘High-Performance Management and Teams’ management model designed to help Managers, Team Leaders and Teams. It is based on 40 years of IT management consulting, improving the performance and productivity of IT and Business across the Insurance, Banking, Finance, Health, Transport, Retail, Superannuation and Technology sectors.

High-Performance Teams are successful because they love their work.

Any team can achieve High-Performance.


Basically any team can move to High-Performance. I have transitioned many different types of teams at various levels of maturity and competence with excellent outcomes.

On-Line Course

Shortly, you or your team will be able to do a rapid 8 week On-Line course - How to become a High-Performance Team Leader and Builder.

Course Requirements

Essential

  • Workload: A high, business as usual workload.

  • Experiential: Manager/team leader, team members have an average of 2-5 years of experience.

  • Longevity: Team members have worked together for at least two years.

  • Maturity: Team member relationships are healthy.

  • Work Style: Process is used as the driver of work, and a work management process of some kind is in place.

  • Intranet: The team uses an Intranet as a document knowledge base.

  • Skillsets: Team members possess specific industry knowledge and a set of appropriate skills matching that knowledge.

Highly Desirable

  • Get things done: People who can be given a job, and despite how busy they are they will complete it in the agreed timeframe? These people require no follow-up.

  • Possess Gusto: Gusto, meaning they show great energy, enthusiasm, and enjoyment that is experienced by them taking part in an activity

  • Possess Alacrity: Alacrity, meaning, they perform all tasks with speed and eagerness.

  • Outlook: They are driven and career-oriented and exude positivity and care about others.

  • Orientation: Team members are supportive of each other, possess personal strengths that drive their work performance and think everyone is equal.

Nice to have

  • Extroverts: Extroverts are generally preferred because of their talkative, sociable, action-oriented, enthusiastic, friendly, and outgoing personalities. They are also faster decision-makers, more significant risk-takers and more innovative thinkers.

  • Introverts: Introverts, however, are necessary as well, they tend to be more focused, observant, lower risk-takers that carry out a more detailed analysis of available information than their extrovert partners, and they bring a conservatism and balance to decision making.

  • Extraordinary: They ignore their job descriptions, are eccentric, pull their sleeves up when the going gets tough, appraise others in public, are self-motivated and process driven.

Formal Qualifications

  • Qualifications: University/college level qualifications are irrelevant in terms of High-Performance outcomes.


“Everyone is needed, but no one is necessary.” - Bruce Coslet, Coach, Bengals.


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Russell Futcher

Russell Futcher lives in Melbourne Australia as an IT/Business Change Management Consultant. He is a recognised High-Performance Management and Teams specialist, an author, researcher and blogger. His 40-year career to date has been focussed on Change Management where he has gained a hard-earned reputation for someone who takes on complex jobs and gets things done. Frank and direct, highly regarded by peers and customers alike, highly motivational and passionate about fixing problems, improving performance and developing management and team talent.

Russell has held senior management positions across the Insurance, Banking, Health, Transport, Retail, Superannuation, and Technology sectors in some of Australia’s largest corporations. Qualified in Business and Executive Coaching, Management Development and Training and Education, he is also the developer of the ‘Best Practice IT Standards’ and the ‘High-Performance Management and Teams’ management model, author of five management books and three courses.

An experienced electronic and print media presenter who spends much of his spare time doing research into Management and Team behavioural dynamics. His favourite subject he says is - people, stating that “Everyone is fascinating, and I just like everyone".

http://russellfutcher.com
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