Yes. It can help. But it is dangerous because you are running the risk of "burning" your teamwork. If we understand "stress" as alert and pressure, we all need to be on alert and with a certain kind of pressure. If not, we would be relaxed and competitors would eat our part of the cake. And it is normal. People and companies ask for results. That is "stress". But you have to manage this stress very well or you can destroy your teamwork. You could create a bad relationship between mates, boss-employees, employees-boss, etc. So, be careful not overpassing the limit.
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Ashu Bharti , Regional Business Consulting Manager - India , AVG Electronics Pvt Ltd " USA"
NO, Never
key factors helps in achieving the prescribed results1. Team work2 Identify the target market3. Proper focus4. Coaching on the efforts in the right directions5. Opening of the good pipe line
Yes it can when you think that the members of your team need to be stress mostly it can happend when you have alot to targets and the numbers of members are some.
you should first think about the members obervastion after that you can get a step of stressing the team (if team members are fast and multi taskers then you have to do it & if they are not then your this step will give you the bad experience during following to achive sales targets) .