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To be successful, project teams must work as hard on their team as they do on their projects.


	In This Issue

		Teaming with Possibilities By Todd Post Team work is a theme we explore often in ASK, but never so directly as in this issue. + Read More


	Stories

		Activation Energy By Owen Gadeken At one point early in the course, almost everyone in our group was vying to become the team leader. + Read More

		How I Love My 80 Percenters By Anthony J. Maturo Respect people and you are much more likely to get more than you bargained for from them. + Read More

		Keeping the Deal By Dr. Michael Hecht I made sure that nobody was so indispensable that we couldn't do without him or her. + Read More

		The Idyllic Workplace By Tony E. Schoenfelder Within the Space Station task force, there was no such thing as a dumb idea. + Read More


	Special Feature

		My Big Wall By Paul Espinosa Good judgment sometimes means cutting your losses lest you lose everything. + Read More


	Features

		The Join-Up Meeting By W. Scott Cameron The face-to-face join-up meeting is integral to understanding each "I" in the team. + Read More

		Willpower By Terry Little Program and project managers have to be vigilant about maintaining discipline. + Read More


	Practices

		Hot Meetings By Mary Chiu When decisions have to be made, I believe people must speak up. + Read More


	Interview

		ASK Talks with W. Scott Cameron W. Scott Cameron talks about motivating a team and the value of effective communication. + Read More


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FROM THE APPL DIRECTOR
+ Sounds like Team Spirit
By Dr. Edward Hoffman

EDITOR IN CHIEF
+ A "Sweet 16" Of Rules About Teamwork
By Dr. Alexander Laufer

LESSONS LEARNED
+ Openly confronting conflicts is a hallmark of high-performing project teams.

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