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Team Contract Template

Module by: Peter Abboud. E-mail the author

Table 1
***SORRY, THIS MEDIA TYPE IS NOT SUPPORTED.*** BiologyTeam Contract

Project Name: ___________________________

Project Start Date: _______________________ Project End Date: ________________________

Team Members/Personal Information

Table 2
Name Phone Email
     
     
     
     

Team Agreements and Ground Rules

Table 3
Issue Agreement(s)
Collective Purpose  
Specific Performance Goals  
Commitment to work processesAgree on specific tools  
Mutual Accountability  
Optional)  
Other  

How will you develop a trusting team?

(tools e.g. Personal History Exercise, Team Effectiveness Exercise)

How will you develop the ability and willingness to engage in healthy conflict?

(tools e.g. Real-Time Permission)

How will you ensure commitment?

(tools e.g. Cascading Messaging)

How will you establish clarity & buy-in?

Describe specific deadlines that you will meet for this particular project?

How will you ensure that your attention is focused on results?

How will you ensure that all team members are involved in the decision-making process?

Develop a timeline that will help you map out the project.

Proposed Timeline

Table 4
  When is it to be Completed Who is Primarily Responsible
Benchmark 1:    
Benchmark 2:    
Benchmark 3:    
Benchmark 4:    
Final Product    

Signatures

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