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What does scientific research say about building a great team? Here are insights from numerous studies that can help you assemble a group of top performers.
Via Mark Taylor, ozziegontang
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Rescooped by Trish Sadar from Mindfulness & The Mindful Leader |
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Via Mark Taylor, ozziegontang
Trish Sadar's insight:
Excellent article on building a team; however, still applies during the interview process!
I believe that interviewers are not lonly seeking for intelligence, competenc, skills, and experience. They are also seeking individuals with interpersonal skills who will complement the team.
Make it a great day!
Thanks to fellow Vistage Chair, Mark Taylor, for his ongoing contribution at: http://www.scoop.it/t/tribal-leadership-because-culture-matters because Culture matters.
Besides the points behind building a team, there's some excellent cross references.
Here are some of Lee Thayer's thoughts on Leadership Virtuosity that might interest you further to look into his work. The foundational book being: Leadership: Thinking, Being, Doing.