As many of us are transitioning back into work remotely, how can we ensure that we continue to foster team relationships and collaborative skills? To learn how we can work together better, access free resources in our #2021Resolutions collection! bit.ly/2K2hIE3

I'll be exploring the psychology of teamwork during a webinar for The British Psychological Society (British Psychological Society) this Friday with friend and colleague Eduardo Salas. I look forward to a lively Q&A! bps.org.uk/events/psychol…

Part two of our three-part interview with Rodger Dean Duncan on teamwork for Forbes. forbes.com/sites/rodgerde…

Check out thejournaleditorscorner.com! It includes info related to the Journal of Applied Psychology, scientific collections (curated articles by content area), science to practice, our commitment to diversity and inclusion, open science, author resources and reviewer resources.

"You've probably been on great teams that were not great the very first day. What makes great teams great is their ability to learn and adapt." - Scott Tannenbaum 👉 Get the full replay: bit.ly/3rNoDBW #Science #Exploration #Perseverance #Mars2020

In their latest book 'Teams That Work' Scott Tannenbaum and Eduardo Salas ask the question: "What really drives team effectiveness?" Find out more in an introductory chapter, free for a month in honour of #SIOP21! SIOP bit.ly/3wYpdje

When is it best to step up and help...and when is it best to "stay in your lane?" Our recent piece in HBR online examines that question. Margaret Luciano Virgil Fenters Semin Park Amy Bartels

Oxford University Press is providing a free chapter on team #leadership (“Leadership Isn’t Just for Leaders”) from our book Teams That Work. Thanks OUP! #teamwork (oxford.universitypressscholarship.com/view/10.1093/o…)

Tyree, I agree its a real classic text. Had an early influence on my thinking about organizations...still have my copy!

Thanks for the invitation to meet with the energetic and eclectic cohort of Rice University students in your Leading a Team program Rice University's Doerr Institute for New Leaders. I enjoyed the lively discussion!

This was a fun podcast talking about teams with Chris and Ben Baran as part of the The Indigo Podcast series. Racing up the charts :)

The Journal of Interprofessional Care blog posted a thorough review of our book, Teams That Work jicareblog.org/book-review-te…. Teamwork is at the heart of healthcare and that journal focuses on interprofessional care & collaboration. Thanks to Journal of Interprofessional Care for the thoughtful book summary.

I'm going to #siop2022 next week -- my 1st live conference in years. Looking forward to seeing my I/O psychology friends and colleagues! Made me reflect... below are some of the books that most influenced me back in grad school/early career (a long time ago!). What are yours?

Thanks to the Academy of Management for short listing our book, Teams That Work (teamsthatwork.com) for book of the year. 77 books reviewed, 6 finalists, 1 winner. Congrats to Julie Battilana and Tiziana Casciaro for winning the award! lnkd.in/gCjpbh4n

I'm looking forward to this interactive session with students from Rice University!

Thanks @Mi_Minka. I enjoyed your recent article on team debriefs in healthcare as well! qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/early/…

Thanks for sharing Helen Bevan!

Scott Tannenbaum and Greilich present ‘Universal team debriefing guidelines’ for building healthcare team competencies and effectiveness, while also encouraging purpose-driven practices that align closely with the context and intent of the debrief. bit.ly/3F8jEop

Excellent editorial on the importance of team debriefs in promoting learning & teamwork. 1/2 qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/32/3/1…

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