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Team Vision

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What is Team Vision?

Team Vision is a card from the Team Tactics deck by Pip Decks.

People don’t buy what you do, they buy why you do it. Your vision should be what makes your team want to get out of bed in the morning.

“The vision is a stake in the sand with a giant flag on it, big enough for everyone on the team to see and march towards.”, Jared Spool

Try Team Modelling and Team Circles to establish your team.

When to use Team Vision

  • Team lacks direction or motivation
  • New project or pivot requiring alignment
  • High turnover or disengagement
  • Scaling challenges in growing organizations
  • Difficulty in communicating strategic goals

How to use Team Vision

  1. Think about the impact that your team’s work will have on your customers’ lives in 12 months’ time. Individually, answer these questions:

    • By choosing our product/service, our users (customer type) will have the ability to... (the change)

      How will their lives have changed? What will they be able to do that they can’t do now?

    • If we achieve the above, how will our users feel? (emotion)

      For example, proud, happy, stress free or satisfied.

  2. Theme Sort your answers and discuss the themes.

  3. You should now have the ingredients to write a Team Vision. Use your elements of emotion, people, and the change to build your vision. For example, Team Tactics could be:

We bring confidence (emotion) to leaders (people) by creating autonomous, fulfilled and motivated teams (the change).

  1. Now say it out loud: does it sound awkward? Revise it. Memorable? Good. Like a person would say in a conversation? Perfect.
  2. Align your Team Vision with your strategy, objectives and principles using Decision Stack.
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Team Modelling

Model your teams on customer experience to remove silos that lead to poor services and products.

Team Circles

Create ‘teams within teams’ to break down silos, build rapport and share responsibility.

Theme Sort

Make sense of large amounts of information by clustering similar things together to find the theme.

Decision Stack

Connect the dots between vision and execution to keep your team aligned.

Design Principles

Empower your team to make design decisions with clear principles to apply in their everyday work.

Frame The Problem

Create clarity around your work so your team takes the correct action.

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