Patrick Lencioni pinpoints the issue of group behavior in the final book of his popular 'corporate fables' trilogy. THE FIVE DYSFUNCTIONS OF A TEAM tells a story and teaches lessons about using leadership to inspire real teamwork.
I'm having a problem determining how to compensate individuals on an executive team consisting of people with titles from CEO to Regional Manager for the collective efforts or achievements of the team universally. Obviously the shareholders will be compensated via their ownership interest.
I am reading the book, and in general terms it is very edifying. So far, I particularly agree with the concept that "commitment is not consensus ..." ... any other thoughts on that? Hugs!
When people have no trust, their worst mechanisms come front an center.
WoundedEgo 1 month ago
Interesting post.
VideoGameCoupons 1 month ago
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selenascaglione 5 months ago
I'm having a problem determining how to compensate individuals on an executive team consisting of people with titles from CEO to Regional Manager for the collective efforts or achievements of the team universally. Obviously the shareholders will be compensated via their ownership interest.
Opiateoftheone 11 months ago
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ski6744 1 year ago
I am reading the book, and in general terms it is very edifying. So far, I particularly agree with the concept that "commitment is not consensus ..." ... any other thoughts on that? Hugs!
newuser519 1 year ago
I hear a lot of sheep bleating.
JamaisMEC 1 year ago
Fantastic, he is absolutely correct and giving common sense which is very uncommon.
Regards
Deb
debashishbramha 2 years ago
good
wuxxx682 2 years ago
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m2mcoach 2 years ago