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How a Group Can Become a High Performance Team

Management 331
Ms. Deborah W. Adams
April 21, 2004

Abstract
Differences surround us. We are all different; otherwise we would all be me. How can we overcome those differences? Is it important? Does it matter? How can a group of people who don't like each other become a high-performance team? Easy. By believing in the greater good of the team. Setting aside differences does has its advantages…and leads to untold riches (so to speak).

In 1991 a short, rotund maverick of a businessman had a dream. For years he had been acquiring talented young men to work for him. The previous years had been heartbreaking – the second best in the industry and no way to climb up over the hump that stood in his way. Tenacious and dedicated to his task, he sought out more talent to achieve his dream. But it was no longer 1989; nor was it 1990. This was 1991 and the dream was closer than ever. This year would be the first of many......

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