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Team of Teams

New Rules of Engagement for a Complex World

Book • 2015

Stanley McChrystal

In 'Team of Teams', General Stanley McChrystal and his co-authors share insights on how to lead organizations effectively in a complex and rapidly changing world.

Drawing from McChrystal's experiences commanding the Joint Special Operations Task Force in Iraq, the book highlights the need to move from traditional hierarchical structures to a more decentralized 'team of teams' approach.

This involves fostering common purpose, shared consciousness, empowered execution, and trust among team members.

The book uses historical and contemporary examples, including military and business scenarios, to illustrate how this approach can enhance organizational adaptability and success.

Mentioned by

Frédéric Laloux

Kristi Faltorusso

Mentioned in 21 episodes

Mentioned by

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as a great book on leadership by General McChrystal.

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as one of the author's bestselling leadership books.

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Mentioned by

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Mentionné par

Frédéric Laloux

comme un livre fascinant sur l'autogestion dans les unités d'élite de l'armée.

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Mentioned by

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and

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as a book on leadership and teams.

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Mentioned by

Tara Goldman

as an influential book on empowered teams.

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Mentioned by

Ryan Hawk

and the episode description as one of the author's best-selling books.

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Mentioned by

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in relation to organizational scaling principles and collective consciousness.

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Mentioned by

Alan Todd

as a book that illustrates the importance of collective intelligence and teamwork in achieving organizational success.

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Mentioned by

Kristi Faltorusso

as a book about building organizations led from the bottom up.

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Mentioned by

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as an example of decision-making and information sharing.

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Recommended by

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for insights into teamwork and team-of-teams dynamics.

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Recommended by

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as a must-read for those leading teams.

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Mentioned by

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Mentioned by

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when discussing the importance of team work.

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