Increasing the Odds for High-Performance Teams: Lessons Learned - Leholm, Arlen; Vlasin, Raymond
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Have you ever wondered why some work teams greatly out-perform others within the same organizational settings? Have you questioned whether work teams from very different sectors of the economy and society achieved a high performance level by using similar means? Have you considered what you or others might do to help teams increase their chances of becoming truly high performing? Increasing the Odds for High-Performance Teams is written for the business leader who is inquisitive but busy--who seeks new lessons about high team performance but wants them to be succinct and efficient. The book is…mehr

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Have you ever wondered why some work teams greatly out-perform others within the same organizational settings? Have you questioned whether work teams from very different sectors of the economy and society achieved a high performance level by using similar means? Have you considered what you or others might do to help teams increase their chances of becoming truly high performing? Increasing the Odds for High-Performance Teams is written for the business leader who is inquisitive but busy--who seeks new lessons about high team performance but wants them to be succinct and efficient. The book is intended to assist professionals in private, public, and not-for-profit organizations who want to use teams to enhance job performance. Also, it is intended to be helpful to the team members, team leaders, mentors, coaches, and administrators across these sectors who want to diagnose their team and organizational conditions, in order to make improvements.
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Autorenporträt
Arlen Leholm is Dean and Director of Cooperative Extension for the University of Wisconsin. Raymond Vlasin is University Distinguished Professor Emeritus for Michigan State University. He was also director of the Natural Resource Economics Division of Economic Research Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and a Staff Economist for the House Public Works Committee.