At 10:37 AM 10/15/1999 -0400, you wrote:
>How comes that a group of people with a common goal may become a team, or
>on the other hand, a committee? Maybe because they don't have a shared
>vision, but different and conflicting agendas. The question then could
>be... how can we build teams that don't become committees? How can we
>transform committees in teams?
>
>Luis Colorado
Luis, I think this question is incredibly germane to some other work I'm
doing in another organization. I'm going to need to reflect on it before
positing and answer.
I have another question for Rick, our host. What is the list's protocol of
sharing thoughts like this with other organizations? Do we ask the
originator for posting before using? Normally that is what I would do, but
this is network is larger than it's parts. Do we cite Learning-org? Thanks
for helping me understand the list's culture better and being faithful to
shared learning.
Dick Copeland
San Antonio, Texas
[Host's Note: Dick, I'll reply in another msg here in LO. ..Rick]
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