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4 Teamwork Lessons from the Iditarod

Michael Lee Stallard

Adversity faced by sled dog teams racing in the Iditarod makes the event a stress test for teamwork and the cohesiveness of a team’s culture. Teamwork and perseverance are keys to success. Teamwork and perseverance are keys to success. Breeding and training develop sled dogs into remarkable athletes.

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Leaders: How do you say Hello?

N2Growth Blog

By Brian Layer , Chair, Organizational Development, N2growth. When you begin a leadership position, you only get one opportunity to say hello and most leaders, overwhelmed with their new responsibilities, say hello in the wrong pitch: “Nice to meet you but I’m too busy to talk.”. I came to listen and took detailed notes.

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How Great Leaders Earn Trust in Unthinkable Ways

Lead from Within

Trust is the bedrock upon which great leadership is built, and it often requires leaders to go to extraordinary lengths to earn and maintain it. In the realm of leadership, trust isn’t just about keeping promises; it’s about inspiring unwavering confidence, even in the face of unthinkable challenges.

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Building Teamwork: 6 Proven Strategies

Chart Your Course

There is a direct relationship between leadership and project success. Transformational leadership will drive the achievements of your project, but it is team building that makes it happen. Think of team building as the truck that carries the leadership to the project’s success — it is the No. Golf Ball in the Bag.

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Could Workplace Gossip Sometimes be a GOOD Thing – And if Not, How Do You FIx it?

Great Results Team Building

Gossip can be a way to bond and build relationships within the team. But as I share in my keynotes as a teamwork speaker , it is sharing relevant information, building trust, keeping selfish individuals in check, and bonding with each other, that help team members improve relationships and work more efficiently towards common goals.

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How to Develop Your Team’s Emotional Intelligence

Skip Prichard

Team emotional intelligence can be developed with deliberate practice. Everyone should read this book and the relationships (internal and external) which we don’t have time to cover, but I’m curious about leadership succession. You may be the key to helping the team bond or bringing fun to the group when it is needed.

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How To Stop Robot Colleagues Undermining Team Performance

The Horizons Tracker

Recent research from the University of Michigan suggests, however, that so useful are robots becoming that we are developing emotional bonds with them. Leadership was also crucial in mitigating any risk of subgroups forming and undermining performances.

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