Team Map: Make Every Project a Success with the Team Alignment Map

A must read For anyone seeking clarity on Team. Its an elixir and essence of many minds of last 100 years of work.

I love the business model canvas and use it frequently in my professional work. High Impact Tools for Teams is another great addition. As with the canvas, there is a core framework (the team alignment map) and a series of practical exercises that hang off it. It's not quite as revolutionary as the business model canvas, and puts a lot of emphasis on the importance of psychological safety which is the flavour of the month at the moment (quite rightly). Well worth a read for new and experienced managers alike.

I am returning the book as it contains numerous typo errors, mainly relating to how it cross-references tasks to other chapters. They just take you to the wrong pages/chapters making it an irritating experience. Feels hastily done which is shame as I enjoyed previous book like Business Model Generation etc.

Moving from a physical to digital workplace without a proper framework has bought about countless collaboration problems within teams across the globe.We're still using offline techniques for online collaboration, which is hampering our team's ability to perform at a particularly high-level.This book clears up this issue by introducing a way of working with revolves around a teams self dicipline around ALIGNMENT.It's no longer about hanging out with the CEO or management team for a beer after work and earning brownie points - it's about collaboration, alignment and performance.This book sets out the framework needed to create this environment, as well as what you can do as a leader / project manager / employee / founder to make your mark and cultivate new, high-performing teamwork.Years ahead of it's time, this is a BEAUTIFUL book with amazing illustrations and artwork that I'm sure we'll look back on in 10 years time to be an international best seller.For £20 it's really a no-brainer.Bravo Stefano & co!p.s. looking forward to the online courses :)

Have all the books in this series and this was the only one that disappointed. Felt it was a very long winded way of describing a few simple concepts, not rocket science. That said, I really love the other books in this series.

Book full of useful ideas and tools to help you and your team become more effective.