Team Leadership & Team Development

Photo of women fist-bumping about building high performing teams, while being cautious about the too-much-talent effect and using CCL's Team Effectiveness Framework

Beware the “too-much-talent” effect and consider more than just star power as you hire team members and cultivate healthy team interactions. Learn 4 things to focus on for team leadership and team development.

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Examine CCL’s 2006 State of Teams findings, providing a broad look at challenges, needs, and functioning of teams in organizations. Survey-based research from 118 program alumni reveals team dynamics and operational effectiveness in contemporary workplaces.

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Learn whether conflict can improve team effectiveness through constructive engagement. Research examines conditions under which disagreements enhance rather than damage team performance, identifying facilitation strategies and supportive contexts.

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