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ways of working to work well together is not an easy task. That’s why effective team coordination is a key leadership skill. There are two types of team coordination: explicit and implicit. The strategies leaders use to drive explicit coordination typically fall into the categories of: building effective work processes, planning, and direct communication. 1. Don’t Be Afraid to Ask Questions
Whether you’re a team leader or a team member, asking questions is essential for effective coordination. Not only does it allow you to clarify your own thoughts, but it can also help your teammates understand what your intentions are and how they may affect the overall team. This ensures that everyone is on the same page and makes it easier to coordinate tasks.

In general, questions can be divided into two categories: practical and strategic. A strategic question aims to provoke client explorations outside their current frames of reference, while a practical question focuses on concrete solutions and actions. Nevertheless, even within these broad categories there are various types of questions that can be more effective or less so. The key is to carefully consider how a question is formulated, how it’s served in the coaching process, how much attention and energy the coach devotes to it, etc.

For example, it is common for coaches to ask questions that are recursive, paradoxical or strategically designed to create confusion. These questions typically rest on a systemic framework and are intended to disrupt the linear and logical client processing. These questions often serve to obtain recognition, justify the coach’s presence, push to accelerate client problem solving or otherwise impose the coaching agenda.

Another type of strategic question is the hypothetical question, which is intended to stimulate client imagination and explore alternative possibilities. It can be a powerful tool for facilitating clients to shift their perspectives, but it’s important to provide adequate time and space for the client to elaborate on the new proposed context.

Additionally, it is also advisable to avoid question formulations that are reminiscent of negative interrogation. For example, questions that begin with “why don’t you” or “what keeps you from” are generally viewed as problematic. These questions are replete with negativity and can focus the client on their blocks, hinderances and limitations, rather than their potential to design and implement their own solutions. Moreover, they can also trigger defensive reactions and prevent the client from exploring new alternatives that are based on their strengths.
2. Keep It Simple

Getting a group of people with different personalities, ideas, and styles of working to collaborate seamlessly is no small task. But that is why team coordination is so important. Studies show that companies that do it well are twice as likely to outgrow their competition and enjoy lower operating expenses. That is why team coordination is one of the most undervalued skills in business and why it is so important to continually improve. The more you refine your communication skills, the better your team will work together.
3. Make Sure You’re Listening

As any coach knows, listening is one of the most important aspects of coaching. Whether you’re coaching a team member or your own direct report, being able to effectively listen is essential for both parties. The problem is that many people aren’t able to do this effectively. As a result, misunderstandings and miscommunication can easily arise. This is especially true when working in a complex and volatile environment where the pressure to get something out often overtakes the desire for clarity and understanding.

The good news is that there are several techniques coaches can use to improve their listening skills and to ensure they’re doing it effectively. While different books and websites cite different models for how to do this, the principles are all similar. Listening for key phrases, words and emotions and ensuring you understand what the speaker is trying to communicate are just as important as actively repeating back to them what they’ve said.

It is also a good idea to try and be non-judgemental and avoid nasty ripostes or blame. This will help the learner to feel safe and comfortable in your presence and will encourage them to share more. This is vital because happy teams are communicative ones and people who feel unsafe to raise issues with their leaders are less likely to do so in future.

Finally, it’s important to check in regularly with the person speaking to make sure that you have understood what they are telling you. You can do this by asking them to summarise what they have just told you or by offering some feedback such as an insight that you’ve had or an alternative view on the issue. However, it is vital that you only do this when it relates to the original subject and does not veer off topic.

Of course, all of these listening techniques require time and energy which may not always be available to a busy leader. That’s why it is important to have a toolkit of active listening techniques to use whenever you can. This will help you to make better decisions, be more productive and build stronger working relationships with your team members.
4. Don’t Overcomplicate Things

In the world of Overwatch, overcomplication is a common issue that leads to miscommunication. It can also be a cause of unnecessary stress for players, coaches and fans. Fortunately, there are some simple steps you can take to avoid this problem.

The best way to prevent this from happening is to ensure that you are communicating clearly. This means that when you are explaining a concept, make sure to be as brief as possible. It is better to use three words than seven, and make sure you are not overcomplicating the message. If you are unsure that your message is being understood, it may be helpful to ask someone to repeat the information back to you. This will help you to identify any areas of confusion and allow you to correct them.

Another important tip is to not overcomplicate the game by trying to keep track of every detail that might affect your performance. For example, if you are playing a support hero like Zenyatta, it might be useful to keep track of enemy ults and skill cooldowns, but if you get overwhelmed by this information, it could make your gameplay inconsistent and ineffective. Instead, try to focus on the most important things that you need to know to be successful, such as calling out your discord targets or identifying an easy kill for your team.

Team coordination is an essential part of any organization, and studies show that teams who excel at it are twice as likely to outgrow their competitors (plus have lower expenses, which is a nice bonus). However, it can be difficult for leaders to understand how to facilitate effective team coordination, and many organizations that think they do well actually have room for improvement.