Images of book cover, front and back, v5, dated SEP 2012 for our First Edition.
The DNA of Collaboration (cover)
The DNA of Collaboration (back cover)
(c) 2012 Chris Jones | Amberwood Media Group, all rights reserved
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GAME ON. Our #orgdna #globalchat is now 3rd or 4th Saturdays. The conversation runs 2 hrs, 1-3pm UTC 9-11am EDT. We’re discussing #complexity in the #futureofwork, with a Coggle map as reference. Next up? Cultures of Trust 10.27.18.
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THE DNA OF COLLABORATION – Unlocking the Potential of 21st Century Teams (2012). Why do teams fail? Working to solve problems in a group is hard, much harder than it sounds. This book explores the critical flow of insight in modern organizations, challenging leaders to rethink the potential of what a well-balanced team can discover.
ISBN 978-0-9787566-1-1
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FRAMING from our past discussions
- Cultures of Trust: Sources, Risks and Rewards. Join our #orgdna #globalchat on SAT 10.27.18 1-3pUTC
- Are we embracing Complexity and Agility too late? #orgdna #globalchat SAT 8.25.18 1-3pGMT
- Being Agile: On the Path to Organizational Agility | #orgdna on the #futureofwork (discussed 6/11/18)
- Agile Personas: A Step Toward More Dynamic Teams? | #orgdna on the #futureofwork (discussed 4/23/18)
- Key Roles for Dialog in the Modern Organization | frame for #orgdna #futureofwork 3/26/18
- Will Roles/Edges shift in post-Hierarchy Orgs? | frame for #orgdna #futureofwork 2/19/18
- Actors & Roles: A Deeper Dive | frame for #orgdna #futureofwork 1/15/18
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