#patrick lencioni

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What really motivates individuals. The Agile Manager (2)

What really motivates individuals. The Agile Manager (2)

Try to google “what motivates employees”, and you get such a high number of responses you can spend the rest of your days figuring this mystery out.

If you want a light summary, check out Science Direct. If you want more, you can always get the books and read each author’s perspective (I tend to do that, which explains why I only write blog posts once in blue moon).

In this post, I’ll briefly…

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Responding When People Use God as an Excuse

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TAI Motivational Moments Blog: Creating Team Success: Insights from "The Five Dysfunctions of a Team"

Today, let's unravel the intricacies of teamwork with Patrick Lencioni's eye-opening read, "The Five Dysfunctions of a Team." Buckle up, bec

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Do you think that you have a miserable job?

Many years ago I attended the Center for Creative Leadership in Greensboro, North Carolina. There I was introduced to a series of books by Patrick Lencioni.  I use one of them, ‘The Five Dysfunctions of a Team‘, regularly as part of module that I teach on Science Leadership and Ethics which is in turn part of a Continuous Professional Development (CPD) programme [see ‘On being a leader‘ on…

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The Motive is one of the most relevant books on leadership I have read lately. We are all looking for authentic leadership, and Lencioni provides a way to deliver that kind of leadership to the world. Genuine and caring leadership is within reach, but those who aspire to lead must ask themselves if they desire leadership for the right reasons. If our motives to lead are selfish, and we only seek to reward ourselves, we will fall short of giving exemplary leadership to those in our care. However, if we learn that leadership is a service to others, we may be able to provide the type of leadership the world so desperately needs.

Lencioni, P. (2020). The Motive. Why So Many Leaders Abdicate Their Most Important Responsibilities. Jossey-Bass.

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Hungry, Humble & Smart Teams

Hungry, Humble & Smart Teams

Patrick Lencioni is a wise and savvy management consultant – and not just because he’s wildly successful. His best-selling book, The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, is outstanding and has helped numerous organizations for more than two decades. I’ve found it useful over the years, assigned to me and assigning it. Reviews have been consistent: it is clear, understandable, actionable and effective.…

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Contrary to popular wisdom and behaviour, conflict is not a bad thing for a team. In fact, the fear of conflict is almost always a sign of problems.

Patrick Lencioni