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10 Characteristics of Right-Minded Teammates

10 Characteristics of Right-Minded Teammates

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Right-Minded Teammates have diverse backgrounds, vastly different experiences, and display a wide range of skills. No two are alike. Still, there are certain characteristics all Right-Minded Teammates share.

These characteristics align the teammate’s authentic self with the RMT motto of Do No Harm & Work as One!  

Download these characteristics for the complete definition of each, and get started applying them in your team, today!

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All Right-Minded Teammates Embrace These Characteristics to…

Do No Harm & Work As One!

  1. Trust – the foundation for the other nine
  2. Honesty – is the consistency of thought and deed
  3. Tolerance – is non-judgmental
  4. Gentleness – non-judgmental or Do No Harm
  5. Joy – is the inevitable result of the characteristics 
  6. Defenselessness – one understands that defenses are foolish
  7. Generosity – to receive, we give all we know
  8. Patience – by being tolerant and gentle, patience come naturally
  9. Open-Mindedness – being defenseless, open-mindedness is easy
  10. Faithfulness – is our trust in one another

When you help your team create and live team Work AgreementsA Work Agreement is a collective teammate promise to transform non-productive, adversarial behavior into collaborative teamwork behavior. More, they will be well on their way to living these 10 characteristics.

How does a teammate actively embrace these characteristics?

10 Characteristics of Right-Minded TeammatesThey do two things especially when difficult situations occur.

First, they remind themselves of their commitment to thinking in a do-no-harm way.

Second, they choose to demonstrate do-no-harm behaviors that align with their Right-Minded attitudes [as described in the team Work Agreements], such as finding solutions to challenging situations.

It is not always easy to do these two things, but it is always that simple.

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Download these characteristics for the complete definition of each, and get started applying them in your team, today!

Dan Hogan Certified Master FacilitatorDan Hogan, Certified Master Facilitator

1 review for 10 Characteristics of Right-Minded Teammates

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    Dan Hogan – November 8, 2022

    Hello fellow teammates! Dan Hogan here. I’m the co-creator of Right-Minded Teamwork.
    These characteristics align the teammate’s authentic self with the RMT motto of Do No Harm & Work as One! Download these characteristics for the complete definition of each, and get started applying them in your team, today!

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Jim Lash, Former Training Manager, Prairie Island Nuclear Power.

Jim LashI’ve been a trainer/facilitator for over 15 years, and I thought I knew a lot about facilitating conflict meetings. But the [Right-Minded Teamwork] Team Work Agreement process beats all that I’ve ever seen. I’m looking forward to learning and using that tool here at Prairie Island.

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