Peer Accountability: Policing Yourselves So the Boss Doesn’t Have To
Published: Tue, 10/06/15
Hello Fellow Productivity Enthusiasts! Today on the blog, we're talking about Peer Accountability: Policing Yourselves So the Boss Doesn’t Have To. One of the hobgoblins of teamwork is groupthink. This occurs when a team rubberstamps
the decisions of the team leader or a particularly strong personality without debate. Groupthink destroys creativity and innovation, and it often occurs because people have learned that fighting for something isn't worth the effort. If they get punished for even trying, or no one listens to them anyway, they will stop giving input. This results in a declining, hidebound team that just goes through the motions and falls apart when the guiding force leaves. If the team resides high enough in the
organizational hierarchy, it can take organizational productivity down with it when it crumbles. Continue reading here >> On Friday’s Productivity Pro Podcast, I talked about Beating the Competition with Speed and
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