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Just scheduled the next Knowledge Team Leadership intensive

I just reached an agreement with Agile University to teach Knowledge Team Leadership early in the 4th quarter. The dates are October 21-22. It will be in Boulder, Colorado. And the huge news is that it will be 2 intense days for the first time rather than the usual 3 days. We aren’t yet ready [...]

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Buy Teamwork Is an Individual Skill before the price hike

Can you believe that my book, Teamwork Is an Individual Skill: Getting Your Work Done When Sharing Responsibility, is in its, what, 8th printing (I think)? My publisher just told me that they are raising the price again to $20.95. So if you’ve been thinking about ordering it (hint hint) now is the time to [...]

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What’s Your Personal Agility Quotient?

(Published in Responsibility eTips, January 25, 2008. Subscribe) My comments on "personal agility" published in recent days by Agile University and the Cutter Consortium have people begging for more (so they can make up their mind about attending Knowledge Team Leadership of course!), so let's speculate about what comprises your Personal Agility Quotient . . [...]

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Can An Inspirational Email Help You Get What You Want?

I bet you get too many emails a day and may not have time for pithy-quote emails. That’s okay. And if that’s true I bet you might also just be working too hard for the results you get. And if that’s true, then my wish for you is get to one of my workshops sometime [...]

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What is Team Building Anyway?

The Chief Happiness Officer writes about The top 5 reasons why most team building events are a waste of time. He says they are overly competitive, often demeaning, and don't so much build team as build aggression (my word). No kidding. Here's a few related views based on my experience studying team development—so I could [...]

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