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9781935589051

Learning for Success How Team Learning Behaviors Can Help Project Teams to Increase the Performance of Their Projects

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    9781935589051

  • ISBN10:

    1935589059

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2010-04-01
  • Publisher: Project Management Institute
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Summary

Learning For Success explores the relationship between team performance and team learning based both on theory and on real-world projects. Authors Peter Storm, Chantal Savelsbergh and Ben Kuipers contend that most projects have two different, but complementary, aims: to perform and to learn. Learning enhances the team's and project's performance, but good performance also makes the team want to become even better - which compels the team members to actively seek ways of improving. So what affects team learning, positively or negatively, and what can team leaders and managers do about it? Read how work-related (or role) stress plays a major part. In particular:

Table of Contents

Executive Summaryp. 1
Why investigate team learning?p. 1
What did we investigate?p. 2
How did we execute the research?p. 3
What are the results?p. 4
How can project teams and their team leaders apply these results?p. 5
Introductionp. 7
The research projectp. 7
Structure of this reportp. 8
Project Successp. 11
Project success criteriap. 11
Project success factorsp. 13
The project team as a success factorp. 14
Role Stressp. 15
The nature of role stressp. 15
Role stress and team performancep. 15
Team Learningp. 17
Knowledge exchange and learning in projectsp. 17
Team learningp. 17
Team Leadershipp. 19
Team leadershipp. 19
Leadership stylesp. 19
Leadership that promotes team learningp. 19
Research Method and Resultsp. 23
Aims and research modelp. 23
Methodp. 23
Resultsp. 26
Conclusions and Implicationsp. 33
Conclusionsp. 33
Theoretical implicationsp. 34
Practical implicationsp. 35
Author Contact Detailsp. 39
Research Samplep. 41
Approachp. 41
Projectsp. 41
Team compositionp. 41
Referencesp. 45
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