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7 Traits of Great Team Members

Ron Edmondson

In the business world and in the church, I’ve learned having a good team makes the difference in how well we do at reaching our objectives. And there are certain traits than make for great team members. I have been blessed with some great teams in the past. I think teams should have fun together.

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7 Non-Negotiable Values for Teams I Lead

Ron Edmondson

Leader, What do you look for when you bring a person on to your team? What expectations do you have for people who serve on your team? These are values — the principles we use to interact with one another on a team. I would assume a few of these, maybe most of them, would be non-negotiables on any healthy team.

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5 Ethical Things to Know when Blogging about Struggles in Your Current Position

Ron Edmondson

I had an interesting question recently: Do you have a “7 ethical things to know if you are going to blog while serving in a local church” blog post? When you don’t agree with leadership, but you don’t feel released from your position, is there anyway to ethically talk about that? That’s a slippery slope.

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7 Traits of a Great Team Member

Ron Edmondson

In the business world and in the church, I’ve learned having a good team often makes the difference in how well we do at reaching our objectives. I have been blessed with some great teams in the past. As a result, I frequently get asked if I have any openings on my team. I have a good team in the church where I am now.

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7 Non-Negotiable Values for Teams I Lead

Ron Edmondson

Leader, what do you look for when you bring a person on to your team? More importantly perhaps, what expectations do you have for people who serve on your team? These are values – the principles we use to interact with one another on a team on a regular basis. Teams are built on trust. These aren’t skills.

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Releasing an Employee For A Less Obvious Offense

Ron Edmondson

An example: Years ago in the business world, I had someone on my team who was a tremendous producer. It was some of the external, not as easy to define aspects of his employment that made him a poor fit for the team. (He I like to let people write their job descriptions and set their own goals.) It won’t be easy.

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7 Traits of a Great Team Member

Ron Edmondson

In the business world and in the church, I’ve learned that having a good team often makes the difference in how well we do at reaching our objectives. I have been blessed with some great teams in the past. As a result, I frequently get asked if I have any openings on my team. I have a good team now.

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