Leading in teams: part 1
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Leading in teams: part 1

Vivien Martin Principal lecturer in management and leadership development
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Why do people take the lead for particular areas of work? What is it that makes effective leadership in teams? In the first of a two-part series, Vivien Martin, who has helped develop a new Leading in Teams course for The Open University, considers the implications of a leadership role, and what contributes to making a winning team

THINK ABOUT a time when you volunteered, or nearly volunteered, to take the lead as part of a team initiative.

Nursing Management. 13, 1, 32-34. doi: 10.7748/nm2006.04.13.1.32.c2048

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Teams - Groups - Management theory

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01 April 2006 / Vol 13 issue 1

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