How many roles do you play in the team? Belbin’s model
‘But how many have I done today …’. When we say this we refer to the amount of different activities that we had to go through and complete to carry […]
Read moreTeam of experts or team experts? Peak performance!
A text from a few years ago, @Karl Ericsson’s Peak, returned to my hands. Ericsson tells the story of great performers, real experts and masters in their field, and how […]
Read moreAh … We work together? The Ringelmann effect
We have always thought that, Aristotelian, the result of the sum of the action of several individuals was certainly and always better than the performance of the individual. Well, that’s […]
Read moreThe point of view of the impossible. Philip Dick, Fredric Brown and leadership in reverse.
You all remember that. Get ready for a tear of emotion. In the rain, at night, a man with magic hair looks his end in the eye and tells why […]
Read moreBut what team do we do if there is no time? Come on, use extreme teaming.
For those operating in the Italian market, the teamwork narrative, including our de #ilteamgiusto, sometimes seems to have to do with an ideal world. Yes, yes … the team coaching […]
Read moreAre you good at it? Good boy! And now I’ll change your job! That is: Peters law
Are you good at it? Good boy! And now I’ll change your job! That is: Peters law It occurs quite often in managerial literature, for example in Corporate Rebels by […]
Read moreAlready I see you shaking your head: power, rule, change … but there was no talk of agile, creativity, delegation … If you remember our last chat about organizational vertigo […]
Read moreOrganisational Vertigo: the void that attracts change
Among the many situations that can generate the need for change, that of a reduction in living space or that of a loss of position income can be among the […]
Read moreAlthough it is often said that motivation is a matter entirely linked to the individual and his personality, research from the Science of Team Science tells us that the exposure […]
Read moreChoose and learn: from the Triune Brain, to the Maslow pyramid up to the Ikigai
When we come across the idea of a tripartite brain for the first time, the first reaction is that of a wow !, with which we seem to be able […]
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