Self-Managed Team Leadership
Stumble It!Ron Armstrong writes a good introduction on Self-Managed Team Leadership in LeaderValues which is a rich on-line source of thinking and best practice on all aspects of leadership.
“Self-managed teams are active in some companies managing responsibilities associated with their everyday work. Without defining their style, many successful leaders of these teams are using self-managed team leadership principles and processes to improve the performance and to achieve the desired results.”
Self-Managed Leadership and Self-Managed Team Membership are key cornerstones of bioteaming - becoming more productive by basing organisational teams on nature's best cooperation practices.
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The Organizational Zoo
I was introduced to an interesting book and web site, The Organizational Zoo, by Arthur Shelley which offers humorous observations of the characteristics and behaviours of the other creatures in your "organizational Zoo".
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