"team alignment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in the context of goal-setting and teamwork to refer to the process of ensuring that all team members are on the same page and working towards the same objectives. Example: "In order to achieve our project's objectives, it is important to have team alignment. This means that all team members should be working towards a shared vision and be aware of their individual responsibilities."
Homa Bahrami is an international educator, advisor, board member, and author, specializing in organizational flexibility, team alignment, and dynamic leadership in global, knowledge-based industries.
We started our project in Dehradun where we met with local partner organization People's Science Institute (PSI) representatives to review the project details and gain local and team alignment on the projects goals, itinerary, and interview guide.
I value team alignment and breaking down silos, so I time block a weekly full-team meeting.
One recent introduction is establishing OKRs (objectives and key results) to improve goal-setting, communication, and team alignment.
It only takes insight into three key areas to dramatically increase the positive impact the sales manager can make on the whole sales team: Alignment, Motivation, and Performance.
Today's large organizations are transforming with a top-down approach that focuses on customer centricity, marketing technology, digital advertising, e-commerce and cross-functional team alignment.
"I never put emphasis on preparing for the other team's alignment," Zambrano said.
Strahan glanced over his right shoulder, saw the soft spot in his team's alignment -- just behind the down linemen -- and knew McNair intended to run the ball himself.
Secondly, he says focus on that team and alignment of people and finally empower your team to drive your company's success.
Keeping your team in alignment with the goals increases the odds of achieving them.
The conceptual framework for the CKD Patient Navigator Program was to have a more proactive prepared patient and care team in alignment with the principles of the chronic care model [ 25] [Figure 1].
