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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Cover, The DNA of Collaboration
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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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- Our Coggle Debut: Join the conversation, as #orgdna maps the Future of Work 10/16/17
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