3 Idiots – Crossing the Valley

Dr MandiProfessor of Dhandha

^^^ Step – 1 All three are safe

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Step – 2 Front one is Half safe. Middle and Last one is fully safe

^^^Step – 3 Front one is Fully Risky; Middle one and Last one is Fully SAFE

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Step – 4

Front one and middle one are HALF RISKY; Rear one is SAFE

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Step – 5 Front one SAFE: Middle one is Fully Risky; Last one is SAFE.

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Step – 6

Front one SAFE; Middle and Last one is Half Safe

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Step – 7

Front one and Middle ones are Fully Safe; Last one is Fully Risky

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Step – 8 Front and Middle one is safe; Last one is half risky

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Step – 9 All three are Safe

Structuring the Task

• Role A = Role B = Role C : No differentiation what so ever is built in designing the team tasks

• All 3 members’ tasks were designed to be - Easy, Lighter, Clear and Systematic

• 3 team members are equally responsible in their contributions for the overall task completion

Structuring Team Roles• All (3) Member Roles are Similar but not Same (Different); and

Equivalent in terms of total effort, risk• All (3) member Roles have equal distribution of Risky ( 1 ) situations ; Half risky (2) situations; No risky(2) situations • All (3) member Roles are designed ‘ Equally Strong’. None of the roles

designed Weak or Low . .• All (3) Members were equal contributors for the overall task• Communication and feedback across the 3 member Roles was

Instantaneous• Interdependence among the 3 member roles was made Crucial and

‘Maximum’.

Preparation and Execution

• 3 Members will be trained for Step 1 to 9 systematically

• 3 Members while crossing the river communicate and coordinate with each other through a SOUND / SIGNAL

Team Excellence

• Team excellence comes by proper designing of team tasks, team roles, preparation and execution of the tasks

• Excellence is DESIGNED by the managers.