Team vs Group | Go Ask Jenn

Описание: When is a team not really a team?

In this quick Go Ask Jenn episode, I unpack why some groups feel disconnected — and what to do when your “team” is really a mix of individuals and functions.

You’ll learn:

-The difference between a team and a group
-Why your weekly meetings might feel forced
-Simple, practical ways to build connection without wasting time

🧩 Toolkit Mentioned: Team Charter Toolkit (link in comments)
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00:00 When is a team not really a team?
00:07 Listener question: “My new team feels like individuals—should I even meet weekly?”
00:24 Team vs. group — what’s the real difference?
00:44 What defines a true team (shared purpose and outcomes)
00:52 Why your meetings feel forced
01:04 Building connection without forcing collaboration
01:13 Alternative ideas: newsletter, highlights, or quarterly gathering
01:25 When to create a team charter — toolkit link in comments
01:34 Your turn — share your take and future questions
01:49 Closing — Happy improving!

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