Cambridge Ideas - The Boat Race: A Perfect Crew?

Striving for, and achieving, high performance in teams has become a major business imperative. Drawing on two years of ethnographic research with the Cambridge University Boat Club, this film examines the causes of team failure and success. The mix of differing personalities, skills, motivations, career aspirations, and leadership styles as well as the complexities of the task means that building and shaping high performance teams is fraught with difficulty.

Category:

Education

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• Cambridge University
• Boat_Race
• Club
• Boat
• High
• Performance
• Team
• Business
• Management
• Economics
• Ethnography
• Research
• Success
• Failure
• Skill
• Motivation
• Competition
• Leadership
• Mark De Rond
• Cambridge Ideas
• Stephen Fry
• Perfect_Crew
• Race

[CambridgeUniversity]

Yes, this is a re-upload. A few of our videos have been re-exported and uploaded to improve their contrast.

[aliofisher]

that is so true (in my experience) - you have to find the fine balance...i am a manager in manufacturing and i have found when you have a group of strong technical performers mixed with a group of social performers the results are great...they do complement each other...but the balance is fine lol..too many jokers and it's shite....too many techs and you have a geek party.

[MrAschLee]

Is he Dutch?

[kennethtaber48]

NEW NAME= DUKE AND DUTCHES OF CAMBRIDGE

[emerset]

What this guy's basically saying is Dr House is fired then

[bernhardfranz]

Good luck - and how will we overcome one "tomorrow" taking all Cambridgeans including all dead if we can resurrect them with Theology ? Looking at your combat skills ...

[crewchamp13]

@MrAschLee yeah, sounds like it to me

[c0nn0rfred]

cambridge sucks oxfords better

[xxxpistolpetexxx]

Re-upload?