Quotes About Collaboration

el trabajo en equipo y la colaboración, ya sea interna o externa, es un componente vital en la creación de una compañía sana, así

En una semana normal, ¿usted pasa por lo menos el veinticinco por ciento de su tiempo hablando con colegas que no sean de su propia división? ¿Tiene reuniones frecuentes de información con los jefes de otras divisiones?

porque antes no podían tener contacto con la gente de la gerencia, pues "siempre estaban en reunión".

Otra buena manera de reunir a sus colaboradores es proponerles que conformen un equipo y participen en eventos de beneficencia o comunitarios.

la investigación revela que los equipos funcionan mejor cuando los miembros saben claramente cuáles son sus propias responsabilidades pero no tienen certezas sobre la manera como pueden alcanzar las metas del equipo.

There is an effective strategy open to architects. Whereas doctors deal with the interior organisms of man, architects deal with the exterior organisms of man. Architects might join with one another to carry on their work in laboratories as do doctors in anticipatory medicine.

leadership is not power over others. Rather, leadership is power with them.

Ethics and Science need to shake hands.

John MacArthur writes: "[Andrew] did not seek to be the center of attention. He did not seem to resent those who labored in the limelight. He was evidently pleased to do what he could with the gifts and calling God had bestowed on him, and he allowed the others to do likewise."2

It's developing a relationship with actors that makes it work.

The places that thrive today are those with the highest velocity of ideas, the highest density of talented and creative people, and the highest rate of metabolism. "Velocity" and "density" are not words many people use when describing suburbia.

The key to successful missionary work is a close relationship between the missionaries and the members. Creating an environment in working with members that will bring more into the Church.

Now they need only learn what life wants from humans. It's a big question, to be sure. Too big for people alone. But people aren't alone, and they never have been.

memory is always a collaboration in progress.

Art is not a mobocracy. It's a republic.

Everything in the forest is the forest. Competition is not separable from endless flavors of cooperation.

those self-grafted knots, the two trees join their vascular systems together and become one. Networked together underground by countless thousands of miles of living fungal threads, her trees feed and heal each other, keep their young and sick alive, pool their resources and metabolites into community chests. . . . It will take years for the picture to emerge. There

Competition is not separable from endless flavors of cooperation.

Nobody does anything by themselves.

A simple, five-command loop expands into a beautiful segmented structure of fifty lines. Little portions of program detach into reusable parts. Neelay's father hooks up a cassette tape player, for easy reloading of their hours of work in mere minutes. But the volume button must be set just right, or everything explodes with a read error.

Nothing we can do. But at least we can do it together.

When the lateral roots of two Douglas-firs run into each other underground, they fuse. Through those self-grafted knots, the two trees join their vascular systems together and become one. Networked together underground by countless thousands of miles of living fungal threads, her trees feed and heal each other, keep their young and sick alive, pool their resources and metabolites into community chests. . . . It

The best way to do the job, Polanyi argued, was to allow each worker to keep track of what every other worker was doing.

So the arguments progressed across the pleasant Berkeley summer. "We were forever inventing new tricks," Bethe says, "finding ways to calculate, and rejecting most of the tricks on the basis of the calculations. Now I could see at first-hand the tremendous intellectual power of Oppenheimer who was the unquestioned leader of our group. . . . The intellectual experience was unforgettable.