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Virtuoso Teams: Lessons From Teams That Changed Their Worlds

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With Virtuoso Teams you can transform any enterprise. This is a book about effectively managing and leading teams that are catalysts for big change and breakthrough performances. Whether you’re launching an innovative new product or service, entering into challenging new markets or simply trying to transform the way you operate, Virtuoso Teams can make the difference between achieving remarkable success, or just another modest result.

205 pages, Hardcover

First published November 9, 2005

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Andy Boynton

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Profile Image for Nataliya Kutso.
26 reviews2 followers
July 20, 2018
Автор розповідає про історії успіху грандіозних команд, які формувалися для конкретних цілей: від експедиуії до Північного Полюсу до створення атомної бомби. Просто цікаво послухати, але не більше.
Profile Image for TarasProkopyuk.
686 reviews108 followers
October 27, 2014
Название очень точно описывает книгу.

Эта работа раскрывает принципы, которые лежат в основе построения действительно высокоэффективных и чётко слаженных команд несмотря на их род деятельности.

И только уже после этой книги нужно обращаться к проектному менеджменту и прочим известным инструментам...
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532 reviews8 followers
May 7, 2024
An excellent book about extraordinary teams, how to assemble them, work with them and get brilliant results. It’s a book that should be read by any manager or aspiring leader as it will help you break out of established mindsets around how to get people united and pulling together around a key task and give the best chance of success. The examples the book gives of successful teams down the years are interesting and inspiring in equal measure and serve to better explain the authors’ approach. A really readable and insightful study of teamwork, that works!
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