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    Team Roles

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    Marlon Fabián Arias Manrique
    Diseño I - parra

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    Team Roles

    Leader
    Leads team through problem solving process; provides structure and guidance to allow
    maximum participation; influences team decisions equally with other members.

    Facilitator
    Responsible for team planning; suggests alternative methods and procedures; a coach or
    consultant; remains neutral in team decisions; monitors process, not task.

    Recorder
    Writes down all ideas and material generated during the working meetings.

    Encourager
    Makes sure everyone on the team gets positive recognition for his or her contributions.

    Gatekeeper
    Makes sure all members of the team are participating.

    Devil’s Advocate
    Make sure opposing ideas are brought up and discussed.

    Timer
    Makes sure the team stays on its time budget for the various tasks.

    Resource Holder
    Responsible for team resources (handouts, post-it’s, etc.)

    Issue Bin/Action Items


    Records items placed in the issue bin and all items which need action by team members

    As a Team Member:
     You are an expert in
     other people’s behavior
     your feelings
     You are not an expert in
     your behavior
     other people’s feelings

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