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Making star teams from star players

Do great players actually make bad teammates? Michael Mankins addresses the issue in this Harvard Business Review webinar.

By Michael Mankins

  • Published on March 14, 2013

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Making star teams from star players
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Conventional business wisdom says all-star teams just don't work. Their egos and disagreements will drive their leaders crazy. In this Harvard Business Review webinar, Michael Mankins challenges that notion. A company that can foster teamwork among its best people multiplies the productivity and performance advantages of stand-alone stars.

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