From ancient to modern times and from world philosophies and religions to music, sports and science, triadic structures appear in almost every facet of life. For …
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From the 1992 US Men’s Olympic Basketball team, aka the Dream Team, famously the greatest team ever assembled in the history of sports, to the annual …
For a long time there had been the assumption that dyads constituent the basis of teams. But I believe there is much stronger evidence that triads …
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Our social network defines our lives much more than we think. It shapes our views, drives our actions, and influences our behaviour. But most importantly it …
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The Triangle Basketball Offence was the tactical system that led to the incredible success of the Chicago Bulls team of the 1990’s and the Los Angeles …
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The term self-organising teams was popularised in the Agile Manifesto for software development in 2001. I think that although the authors of the Agile Manifesto considered …
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In the last thirty years there has been increasing research on understanding teams as complex adaptive systems. This offers a much richer picture of real-life teams …
Teams as Complex Adaptive Systems: A New Perspective on Teamwork Read More »
From the first time I worked in a team, I always wondered, is there an optimal team size? And how do we define the concept of …
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It sounds counterintuitive, but to achieve big goals you need to think small. When I first started Cuban Salsa I wanted to make the most out …
