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	Dispelling Myths about Teams: Lessons from 15 Years in the Field
Darcy Hitchcock, of AXIS Performance Advisors, Inc., provides an excellent article about her current thinking about teams. It’s not about teams, as an example; it’s about performance. Read her other newsletter issues while you visit the site.

	Best Teamwork Practices
Partnerworks offers the fifty best practices for teamwork. Good summary!

	Center for the Study of Work Teams
The Center sponsors national conferences and provides responsible, up-to-date information about best practices for work teams. TeamNet, the premier discussion list about work teams, is managed and moderated by the Center.

	Creating Virtual and Geographically Dispersed Teams
Don't learn the hard way! The Millpond Group presents the steps to follow to make cyber-teams work. Find out about start up meetings and team agreements.

	Executive Team Leadership
Jim Clemmer of the Clemmer Group explores the role of executives in team leadership. Check out additional articles, at this site, about developing the team mission, values, and purpose and about creating a personal mission statement. Good reading.

	Lessons Learned in 20 Organizations about Teams
The article explores best practices and lessons learned in 20 world-class organizations that implemented work teams.

	Processes to Move Groups Ahead
Use tools such as SWOT analysis, Force Field Analysis, and brainstorming to help your group or team make progress. Read all about these and more!

	Self-Directed Work Teams
Good introduction to the concept of Self-Directed Work Teams (SDWT). The article emphasizes issues such as mutual accountability and common purpose as important to the success of the teams.

	True Empowerment Wins!
Confused about the legitimate role of employee teams and committees in a non-union work setting? If so, you are not alone. Employers have been cautious for years. A new NLRB decision may shed some light. Truly empowered teams rock! Read more!

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