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When to Cooperate and When to Compete

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As we navigate through life, we must be able to cooperate and compete. In Friend and Foe , authors Adam Galinsky and Maurice Schweitzer, state that all of our relationships are both cooperative and competitive and we get more out of life when we learn to find the right balance between acting as a friend and acting as a foe.

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Leading Thoughts for October 26, 2023

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Source: Friend & Foe: When to Cooperate, When to Compete, and How to Succeed at Both * * * Look for these ideas every Thursday on the Leading Blog. But when there is not clear division of labor among these leaders, coordination becomes difficult, patterns of deference can disappear, and conflict can erupt.”

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Teams That Work

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Cooperation. Cooperation emerges from the other six drivers. Cooperation develops over time and is dynamic. Cooperation isn’t like a skill or personality trait that you take with you from team to team. Cooperation isn’t like a skill or personality trait that you take with you from team to team.

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Humble Leadership

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That is relationships that are intentionally personal, cooperative, and trusting. The process of creating and maintaining Level 2 relationships requires a learning mindset, cooperative attitudes, and skills in interpersonal and group dynamics. The leader of the future will need to be humble, cooperative, and open.

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Leading Thoughts for March 25, 2021

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They understand that if you want to make accountability and cooperation occur at the same time, you need to inspire people and create a culture of commitment and connection to a larger purpose. When this happens, people look beyond their silos and their small decision-making issues.

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LeadershipNow 140: December 2019 Compilation

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Let’s Stop Confusing Cooperation and Teamwork with Collaboration via @JesseLynStoner. Why Your Brain’s So Bad at Letting Go of Negative Comments by Art Markman via @FastCompany. The False Promise of Morning Routines via @TheAtlantic Why everyone’s mornings seem more productive than yours. The Power of Focus by Steve Keating @LeadToday.

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Tim Grover on Winning

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But Grover notes, “separation doesn’t mean you cut all ties and refuse to cooperate. Collaboration and cooperation are essential in my business, and probably in yours too.”. Selfishness is about separating yourself from the average—“to move from where you are to where you want to be.” Selfishness means investing in yourself.

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