In a general sense, you, as manager, are viewed as the leader of your team of staff members. Everything you do, you do from the vantage point of a leader, even those actions you do in isolation. In a more specific sense, of course, you demonstrate your teamwork skills when you assemble your staff to advance action on common projects. Ideally, the integrity thread has been woven into the fabric of meetings and other activities that comprise the working day.
Team members and team leaders each have certain responsibilities, which can be divided into Task and Maintenance functions.
Task Functions
Task functions relate to behaviors that get the job done. For example, when you seek or give information, you are moving the project toward completion. ...
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