Avoiding A “Me” Versus “We” Dilemma: Using Performance Management to Turn Teams into A Source of Competitive Advantage Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Teams are pervasive in the current world of work. Unfortunately, in many cases, usually do not fulfill their guarantee and instead teams lead to disappointing results. In this installation of Human Performance, we discuss the best way to design and execute performance management systems that contain a superb blend of both ''me'' and ''we'' considerations.

We offer the following research-based recommendations: (1) use measures of individual and team performance, (2) use techniques of procedures and consequences, (3) develop the performance measures utilizing input from the inner and exterior team, (4) accumulate the performance information utilizing sources from both inside and outside the team, (5) foster the team learning along with development, and (6) recompense both individual and team routine. We discuss implementation guidelines for each of these recommendations that will help maximize team and individual performance together with alliance among person, team, and organizational goals. Executing performance management systems following our recommendations will help teams turn into an inimitable and sustainable source of competitive human capital edge.

PUBLICATION DATE: July 15, 2013 PRODUCT #: BH548-HCB-ENG

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