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Quotes About Team

One negative person can create a miserable office environment for everyone else.
~ Jon Gordon
The character you possess during the drought is what your team will remember during the harvest.
~ Jon Gordon
Culture consists of the shared purpose, attitudes, values, goals, practices, behaviors, and habits that define a team or organization.
~ Jon Gordon

If our goal is to understand the world, to seek a deeper understanding of the world, our general lack of moral diversity here is going to make it harder. Because when people all share values, when people all share morals, they become a team.

~ Jonathan Haidt
We assume that there is one person in each body, but in some ways we are each more like a committee whose members have been thrown together to do a job, but who often find themselves working at cross purposes.
~ Jonathan Haidt
oxytocin made men more willing to hurt other teams (in a prisoner's dilemma game) because doing so was the best way to protect their own group.
~ Jonathan Haidt
You can't have much of a mission without good allies and a good enemy.
~ Jonathan Haidt
Reasoning can take us to almost any conclusion we want to reach, because we ask "Can I believe it?" when we want to believe something, but "Must I believe it?" when we don't want to believe. The answer is almost always yes to the first question and no to the second. In moral and political matters we are often groupish, rather than selfish. We deploy our reasoning skills to support our team, and to demonstrate commitment to our team.
~ Jonathan Haidt
Once people join a political team, they get ensnared in its moral matrix. They see confirmation of their grand narrative everywhere, and it's difficult-perhaps impossible-to convince them that they are wrong if you argue with them from outside of their matrix.
~ Jonathan Haidt
Holy Christ . . . are we talking zombies here?" Church smiled faintly. "We're calling him a 'walker.' Short for 'Dead Man Walking.' The head of my science team has too much of a pop culture sensibility.
~ Jonathan Maberry
Like the rest of the team, neither of us had wanted to do anything much, other than eat and sleep and enjoy the pure mechanics of being alive. But now he was here.
~ Jonathan Stroud
If newspapers were a baseball team, they would be the Mets - without the hope for those folks at the very pinnacle of the financial food chain - who average nearly $24 million a year in income - 'next year.'
~ Eric Alterman
The world that this game [football] is about: skill, heart, honor, joy, and team spirit.
~ Eric Cantona
I am here to remind the world that this game is about skills, heart, honor, joy, team spirit.
~ Eric Cantona
Persistent use of the UBIQUITOUS LANGUAGE will force the model's weaknesses into the open. The team will experiment and find alternatives to awkward terms or combinations. As gaps are found in the language, new words will enter the discussion. These changes to the language will be recognized as changes in the domain model and will lead the team to update class diagrams and rename classes and methods in the code, or even change behavior, when the meaning of a term changes.
~ Eric Evans
The indirectness of communication conceals the formation of schisms—different team members use terms differently but don't realize it.
~ Eric Evans
Cycle after cycle, the team is working hard, but the business is not seeing results. Managers trained in a traditional model draw the logical conclusion: our team is not working hard, not working effectively, or not working efficiently.
~ Eric Ries
A visão é a parte inegociável da missão da equipe – é aquilo que faz você preferir fechar as portas a ter que ceder.
~ Eric Ries
If a competitor can outexecute a startup once the idea is known, the startup is doomed anyway. The reason to build a new team to pursue an idea is that you believe you can accelerate through the Build-Measure-Learn feedback loop faster than anyone else can.
~ Eric Ries
In most cases, the answer was no; success was driven by decisions the team had made in the past. None of its current initiatives were having any impact. But this was obscured because the company's gross metrics were all "up and to the right.
~ Eric Ries
In a great market—a market with lots of real potential customers—the market pulls product out of the startup. This is the story of search keyword advertising, Internet auctions, and TCP/IP routers. Conversely, in a terrible market, you can have the best product in the world and an absolutely killer team, and it doesn't matter—you're going to fail.3
~ Eric Ries
Most important, a disciplined team can experiment with its own working style and draw meaningful conclusions.
~ Eric Ries
Once a team is set up, what should it do? What process should it use? How should it be held accountable to performance milestones?
~ Eric Ries
Validated learning is the process of demonstrating empirically that a team has discovered valuable truths about a startup's present and future business prospects.
~ Eric Ries