‘Psychologically safe’ environment
Successful teams allow for mistakes. The team members feel safe to be as creative as possible.
Every aspect can be re-engineered to allow for internal team feedback, allowing the team to self-manage, and for the team to know that their individual successes are meaningfully linked to the success of the group.
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The CEO of an award-winning design firm shares his blueprint for successful teamwork.
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