The Ideal Team Player
by: Patrick Lencioni
“Too many leaders hire mostly for competency and technical skills, but not for cultural fit.”
by: Patrick Lencioni
“Too many leaders hire mostly for competency and technical skills, but not for cultural fit.”
Who Read it? Pat & Amanda Carroll
Our Take on the Book
Pat and I listened to this book a while back on a road trip. We both particularity enjoyed the way the concepts were presented. Lencioni lays out what he considers to be the three virtues of the ideal team player, in the form of a fable about a company leader desperate to save his business. It was nice to hear the concepts discovered and the process evolve, told in an applicable setting. The concept is extremely simple, yet we took a TON away from this book that we have applied to improving PCR.
Top Takeaways:
This is an excellent book for leaders trying to build a team of employees who share a common vision. Lencioni’s three virtues that a team player must possess are as follows:
How We Applied This Book:
If you listen to the audio book, I also recommend buying a hard copy to look back on and reference as well. The end of the book contains a great section for applying the concepts of this book to your business.
The Ideal Team Player is a great read for business owners and managers looking to build a successful team and get the most from their employees. If this book sounds interesting, please let us know. We would love to send you a free copy! Simply fill out the form on this page and we will get one to you right away.
Happy Reading!
Amanda Carroll, PCR Business Systems
Finished reading The Ideal Team Player and ready to take on your next book? Check out our review of The Perfect Day Formula by Craig Ballantyne.
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