A while back, I posted a little mind map about business costs of a struggling team. But what about the benefits of the team effect? What does a business gain when teams thrive?
The Benefits of the Team Effect
The Team Effect
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Most excellent!
Yes! That’s totally the team I have been and am building. Well, we’re just one team among others but.
I wish I could print out a huge one 😀
Nice! If a picture is worth a thousand words then that graph is worth a million.
How ’bout a million word description for us on your next blog post? 🙂
Thanks for sharing your experience, Paul. Would love to hear more about how the team works with the mind map. Let me know if there are more factors to add.
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This is phenomenal. This deserves a wall on the room of every engineering organization.