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Writer's pictureL. Darryl Armstrong

LACK OF COMMITMENT – 3 of 5 Dysfunctions of a Team


Let’s now look at the third dysfunction of a team – the lack of commitment. Recently, a client of mine said, “I don’t understand why when I tell or ask someone to do a task they are not committed to getting it done.”

There is a reason for that other than “I just got busy and didn’t get around to it.”

In the context of a team, commitment is a function of two things: clarity (the team members clearly understand the reason for the process, task or responsibility).


Also, they have buy-in to the task or responsibility because they have asked and gotten their questions answered, raised and resolved their issues and had their concerns addressed.

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