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Fostering Collective Intelligence

Fostering Collective Intelligence

Building strong relationships within a team does not guarantee better performance. Team effectiveness is influenced by various factors, and our intuition may not always align with actual evidence.

Gender-diverse teams with a majority of women tend to have higher collective intelligence, and successful teams actively pay attention to and respond to each other's thoughts and feelings.

By promoting equal participation, reducing dominance & fostering effective collaboration; groups can optimize their collective intelligence & achieve better outcomes.

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An extensive study in 'Groupthink' which included testing the social sensitivity, as well as the IQ of the individuals, showed that:

  • Equal participation was a key ingredient of better performance. Group dynamics can get worse if team members clash frequently.
  • If team members...

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