Amy C. Smith
Lamar University
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One aspect of good team management is understanding the different roles needed in a team -- to ensure timely completion of work, good quality work, and fair and smooth team functioning while completing that timely, high quality work. Here are some roles you might consider using in your team.

Project Roles (roles that contribute to the completion of the task)

Facilitator                                initiates discussion in meetings and facilitates meetings for a smooth, efficient meeting
                                                   (aka let's not be here all night)

Functional Specialist            organizes a sub-task for the team, such as the Contexts section, etc.

Meeting Organizer                writes agenda for and informs members of meetings

Notetaker                                records and distributes notes

Website Organizer                oversees design of website

Proofreader                            proofreads individual and team work and returns to author for revisions


If team members perform any of these roles, please report that work to me in your end-of-project review. We want to make sure people get credit for the work they contribute to the project.



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