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Home » Glossary » Right-Minded Teamwork’s 5 Element Framework

Right-Minded Teamwork’s 5 Element Framework

By Dan Hogan ・ Published: April 15, 2022 ・ Last Update: January 14, 2023 ・ 1 minute to read

Creating Right-Minded Teamwork in Any Team - 5 Element Framework
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Right-Minded Teamwork is a business-oriented, psychological approach to team building where acceptance, forgiveness, and adjustment are teammate characteristics, and 100% customer satisfaction is the team’s result.

There are many so-called team-building methods [think silly team games] but they are not worth the time or energy.

There is a BETTER WAY, and that is the real-world team-building WAY, like Right-Minded Teamwork [RMT].

RMT is built off a framework of 5 Elements consisting of two goals and three teamwork methods.

  1. Team Business Goal: Achieve 100% Customer SatisfactionCreating 100% customer satisfaction is a primary goal of Right-Minded Teamwork.
  2. Team Psychological Goal: Commit to Right-Minded Thinking
  3. Team Work Agreements: Create & Follow Commitments
  4. Team Operating System: Make It Effective & Efficient
  5. Right-Minded Teammates: Strengthen Individual Performance

To learn more, pick up your copy of Right-Minded Teamwork in Any Team: The Ultimate Team-Building Method to Create a Team That Works as One.

Right-Minded Teamwork in Any Team

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Joel Sorensen, Former Vice President, Prairie Island Nuclear Power Plant

Joel S.Our plant moved from a victim culture to an accountable culture where everyone is now pulling together versus pulling apart. This new culture helped us to complete the last outage turnaround in record time.

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