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Management teams

by Belbin, R. M. · first published 1981

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  • chegra · Aug 27, 2010 · Recommends

    …them(Data taken from belbin's book). The main thing I think start-ups should realize that a lot of studies have gone into what makes a good team. Belbin Team Role Theory is a must: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Management-Teams-They-Succeed-Fail/d.... The best team is a mixture of people, not a unbalance team.

    on “Stop Being a Wimp” ↗
  • …by Belbin is a management-theory book. The use of "Apollo" in the book is casual and not a rigorous comparison. From the original book by Belbin: "The welcome opportunity afforded to us [...] to form management teams much as we liked for the executive management exercise (EME) gave us the chance to draw up teams that differed from one another in measured mental ability. Teams of clever people were formed and compared…

    on “The Apollo Syndrome” ↗

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