HBR guide to collaborative teams /

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Corporate Author: ProQuest (Firm)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Boston, Massachusetts : Harvard Business Review Press, [2021]
Series:Harvard business review guides.
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Table of Contents:
  • Machine generated contents note: Why Collaboration Is So Hard To work together well, we need to embrace our differences / Jeff Weiss
  • SECTION ONE Making Yourself Collaboration-Ready
  • 1. Exerting Influence Without Authority
  • To lead people who don't report to you, try lateral leadership / Lauren Keller Johnson
  • 2. To Improve Your Team, First Work On Yourself
  • You need three specific capabilities / Jennifer Porter
  • 3. Collaboration Without Burnout
  • Figure out where you add the most value / Deb Zehner
  • SECTION TWO Building the Team
  • 4. Great Teams Are About Personalities, Not Just Skills
  • Here's how to get the right mix / Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic
  • 5. Six Ways To Convince Someone To Collaborate With You
  • Think about what you can offer them in return / Dorie Clark
  • 6. Making Star Teams Out Of Star Players
  • There's a right way and a wrong way to organize them / James Root
  • 7. Ensuring Agile Teams Can Work Together
  • Nurturing internal networks can lead to better outcomes / Heidi K. Gardner
  • SECTION THREE Being Productive as a Team
  • 8. High-Performing Teams Need
  • Psychological Safety Here's how to create it / Laura Delizonna
  • 9. Best Teams Have Clearly Defined Roles
  • Fuzzy responsibilities are bad for collaboration / Tammy Erickson
  • 10. Helping Teams With Different Subcultures To Collaborate
  • Every company has many cultures / Roger Schwarz
  • 11. Get Your Team To Do What It Says It's Going To Do
  • "If-then planning" is the key / Heidi Grant
  • 12. Don't Let Teamwork Get In The Way Of Agility
  • Each project stage needs the right amount of teamwork / Robert B. (Rob) Kaiser
  • 13. How To Motivate Your Problem People
  • most intractable people take up the most time and energy / Nigel Nicholson
  • SECTION FOUR Communicating and Making Decisions
  • 14. Cracking The Code Of Sustained Collaboration
  • Six tools for training people to work together better / Francesca Gino
  • 15. Seven Strategies For Better Group Decision Making
  • Keep the group small and diverse / Duncan Rooders
  • 16. Good Meeting Needs A Clear Decision-Making Process
  • Before you start, agree on how it will end / Cary Greene
  • 17. Four Tips For Effective Virtual Collaboration
  • Be strategic about meetings and communication / Elizabeth Grace Saunders
  • 18. If Your Team Agrees On Everything, Working Together Is Pointless
  • Constructive conflict is good for creativity / Liane Davey
  • SECTION FIVE Navigating Conflicts and Power Struggles
  • 19. How To Permanently Resolve Cross-Department Rivalries
  • Four questions to start getting on the same page / Ron Carucci
  • 20. Navigating A Turf War At Work
  • Check your mindset, and focus on the larger goal / Amy Gallo
  • 21. How To Handle A Disagreement On Your Team
  • Be a mediator, not a boss / Stephen B. Goldberg
  • 22. Collaborating With People You Don't Like
  • You can still have a productive relationship / Mark D. Nevins.