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Great Business Teams

Cracking the Code for Standout Performance

by Howard M. Guttman

John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2008

Category: Leadership & Management

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Great Business Teams
How to supercharge your organization’s teams with accountable leaders who coach individuals and inspire the group.

In this summary you will learn

  • How to create and manage a high-performing team
  • What elements define a great team
  • How to use team transformation to take your organization to a higher level of performance

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Why you should read Great Business Teams

Howard Guttman gives readers a sophisticated view of all the factors that go into creating high-performing, exceptionally successful teams. He doesn’t pretend that a single magic bullet can transform your team; instead, he provides a well-organized guide that shows you how leaders contribute, what team members must bring, why management support is needed to transform a good team into a great one and how coaching can accelerate a team’s transformation. The book provides a great discussion on how top teams make decisions, how they communicate, and how they decide which meetings to hold and how to hold them. The book is full of ideas and illustrative stories from Guttman’s consultancy, but you never feel that he is selling his consulting services or holding back any information. getAbstract recommends this sensible and useful book to team managers and members.

About the Author

Howard M. Guttman, also the author of When Goliaths Crash, consults on building high-performing teams, coaching executives and enhancing business performance. He has had many articles published in major industry journals.


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