Extreme teaming : lesson in complex, cross-sector leadership
By: Edmondson, Amy C
Title By: Harvey, Jean-Francois
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658.402 AH TO Towards intrapreneurship : self-assessment work book / | 658.402 BE MA Management teams : why they succeed or fail / | 658.402 CL OS Closing the feedback loop : can technology bridge the accountability gap? / | 658.402 ED EX Extreme teaming : | 658.402 FL JU Judging talent | 658.402 GH IN The individualized corporation : a fundamentally new approach to management / | 658.402 GO BU Building a winning team |
Foreword Introduction Part I: Trends Giving Rise to Extreme Teaming 1. Why Extreme Teaming Matters 2. Leading Teams and Teaming 3. The Challenges of Extreme Teaming Part II: Four Leadership Functions that Enable Extreme Teaming 4. Build an Engaging Vision 5. Cultivate Psychological Safety 6. Develop Shared Mental Models 7. Empower Agile Execution Part III: Looking Back and Moving Forward 8. A Model of Leadership for Extreme Teaming9. Directions for Future Research and PracticeReferencesReferences
Extreme Teaming provides new insights into the world of increasingly complex, cross-industry projects. Amy Edmondson and Jean-Francois Harvey show vividly through their international cases how the complex demands of collaboration impact on management and revolutionize our understanding of teams.