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The influence of the leader in the formation of a high-performance team: A literature review

Marinho MMG;
Moura MLC;
Kontoyannopoulos RM

Matheus Monteiro Gonçalves Marinho

Maria Lucia Costa de Moura

Rebeca de Mendonça Kontoyannopoulos


Keywords

Institutional Management Teams
Task Analysis and Performance
Leadership
Applied Behavior Analysis
Emotional Intelligence

Abstract

The objective was to know the main theoretical concepts about high performance teams and to analyze the role of the leader as a builder and performance evaluator. It is based on the bibliographic method, it will show that, although the relevance of the leader is indisputable, there is no one leadership model that is so much more efficient than another, but rather, that the effectiveness of the leader's style depends on the stimulus used, the situation presented, with which team profiles and in which environment. Due to business competitiveness, the formation of high-performance teams and a leader capable of developing it gains prominence on the global scene, in this way, it is essential to understand the advantages that these teams can provide to the organization, the leader and team are essential to increase productivity, however, it is necessary that its members are committed to the goals,  have a synergistic relationship and jointly apply their skills.

 

DOI:https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2024.010-061


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Copyright (c) 2024 Matheus Monteiro Gonçalves Marinho, Maria Lucia Costa de Moura, Rebeca de Mendonça Kontoyannopoulos

Author(s)

  • Matheus Monteiro Gonçalves Marinho
  • Maria Lucia Costa de Moura
  • Rebeca de Mendonça Kontoyannopoulos