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ISBN-1879364514
This handy, inexpensive pocket guide provides each person on a team with the information they need to effectively work together to accomplish goals.
It is designed to help teams develop a clear purpose, identify stakeholders and team roles, gather proper data, and create and execute focused work plans.
The guide supports organization-wide consistency and participation in creating organizational breakthroughs and improvements.
This book contains guidelines that can increase your chances of having a good team experience.
It is intended to serve as a quick reminder of things you have already learned through training or experience on the job.
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