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Create a team charter
This prompt creates a charter for a named team from its purpose, members and roles and working-style challenges, including mission, decision-making, communication, meeting rules and how disagreements are handled.
Create a team charter for [TEAM NAME]. Purpose: [PURPOSE] Members and roles: [ROLES] Working style challenges: [CHALLENGES] Include mission, how we make decisions, how we communicate, meeting rules, how we handle disagreement, and what success looks like this quarter. Keep it to one page.
Write it together with the team; a charter handed down rarely gets followed.
Get a better result
A one-page charter with mission, how decisions are made, how the team communicates, meeting rules, how to handle disagreement and what success looks like this quarter.
Teams fall out over unspoken expectations, so the charter writes them down: how decisions are made, how people communicate and how disagreements are handled. The prompt asks for current working-style challenges so the charter answers real problems. One page keeps it short enough to remember.
The charter is full of values nobody can apply.
Fix: Ask for each rule to describe behaviour, such as “we reply to direct questions within one working day”.
- The decision section is vague. Name who decides what, and when the team votes or the lead decides.
- It is written for the team, not with it. As the tip says, use the draft to start a team discussion and change it together.
For a short project team, ask for a half-page version with roles, the decision owner, check-in rhythm and the finish line.
Turn the charter into five questions to discuss at our next team meeting, one for each section, so we can rewrite it together.
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