High-Performing Teams Framework – Adjourning

Duration10'

No. of mini-lessons4

ResourcesTakeaway Tasks

Duration 10'

No. of mini-lessons 4

Resources Takeaway Tasks

Course overview

Picture this: your manager has built a team and managed its members through a project. They’ve performed perfectly, but now it’s all over. The job is done. The team is no longer needed – at least not as a team in their current form.  But that doesn’t mean that the manager’s work is over in ensuring the team is the best it can be. Handling the disbanding of the team in the right way is still super important.

“Adjourning” is an important phase for a high-performing team. The separation of the team has a bigger impact than you’d think. So it’s crucial to get this right, too, to make sure that their hard work at building the team doesn’t go to waste right at the last hurdle. This course will take your managers through the “adjourning” phase of the high-performing teams framework and show them how to navigate this effectively.

What's covered

The importance of the “adjourning” phase when developing high-performing teams

The key elements of the “adjourning” phase

How to effectively manage the “adjourning” phase when separating a high-performing team

Why your teams need this course

When managing a high-performing team, every stage is important to get right, even when you think the job’s done. This course focuses on the “adjourning” stage of the high-performing teams framework, so your managers can manage the process of separating high-performing teams. This course is useful for managers, business leaders, and executives – anyone responsible for the formation and management of teams within a company.

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