Brilliant Insight into leadship teams

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	• The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable Patrick M. Lencioni Jossey-Bass, 2002 - 240 pages average customer review:based on 218 reviews view larger image
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Brilliant Insight into leadship teams

Patrick has amazing insight into leadership teams and how to make it work. Forgot technology and strategy -- start here and read his books, if you get what Patrick is saying, you can develop a good strategy and technology. If you don't, don't bother with either strategy or technology.

One of his best books (along with Four Obsessions...). I purchased a copy for each of my management team and board.

Relevant to the Team Environment

If you have problems with your work teams, this is a good read and one I would recommend. It is good to change things up, but I'm just not a fan of "fables." This is part of the reason why I couln't give it five stars - it just makes it difficult when referring back to points you took notes on. Overall one of the better ones. There are a lot of teamwork books out there. Most of them are not worth the money. Maxwell's Law's of Teamwork is a good one and so is The Team Approach: With Teamwork Anything Is Possible. If you're an big basketball fan, you might like The Magic of Teamwork by Pat Williams.

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Lost order

Very good service from Amazon to replace an order that had been lost between the USA and Belgium.

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Very Impressed

Very surprised how good this book actually was. I couldn't put it down and I'm not a big reader!!! Can't wait to try this out with my team!!

Simplifying Silos

This book does a fine job of breaking down complex organizational cancers (such as silos and cliques) to reveal both their symptoms and root-causes. In addition to uncovering these issues through story-based lessons, the suggestions at the tail of the book on how to embrace and combat these problems are very helpful. I would recommend this book for new and experienced managers and their team members alike.

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