Which activity involves establishing ground rules, setting goals, promoting different viewpoints, and managing meeting time?

• A. Running a Meeting
• B. Leading a Team
• C. Facilitating Team Process
• D. Project Management

Answer: (B)

Leading a team is about guiding how a group works together over time. Establishing ground rules sets the behavior and norms the team will follow. Setting goals gives a shared direction and measures for success. Promoting different viewpoints ensures diverse input and inclusive discussion. Managing meeting time keeps conversations productive and aligned with those goals. Taken together, these are core leadership actions that shape the team’s collaboration and effectiveness, not just the execution of a single meeting or the broader project lifecycle. Running a Meeting focuses on one session, facilitating team process concentrates on guiding the team’s collaboration in a more specific way, and project management centers on delivering a project’s scope, schedule, and budget. Therefore, leading a team best fits all these elements.