Leaders Eat Last
Simon Sinek

The Five Dysfunctions of a Team
Patrick Lencioni

A Leadership Fable
Patrick LencioniTold as a short story about a new CEO and a struggling leadership team, this book explains the five problems that stop teams working well, and how to fix them, starting with trust.
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Teams need people who are willing to be open about their weaknesses and mistakes.
Without trust, people avoid honest debate, and bad ideas go unchallenged.
When people have been heard, they commit, and then hold each other to it.
The team's shared results matter more than any one person's status.
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