The Leadership Team Playbook

The Leadership Team Playbook

Rajeev Dewan

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Greenleaf Book Group
Año de edición:
2026
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Gestión: liderazgo y motivación
ISBN:
9798900520063
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A group of strong leaders is not a real leadership team.Even with capable and committed people around the table, leading together feels harder than it should. People stay in their own lane. Hard truths go unspoken. Decisions drag. Momentum stalls. It’s tempting to write this off as a frustrating team dynamic. But it’s far more costly than that. When leadership teams struggle to lead together, the effects are felt far beyond the room-diluting focus, slowing execution, and weakening engagement across the people and teams they lead.A collection of strong leaders does not become a real leadership team by accident. It takes more than good intentions or the occasional offsite. It requires a deliberate system for leading together-one built to integrate both the human and structural sides of how a team works.The Leadership Team Playbook delivers that system. It brings together what high-performing leadership teams do consistently well, distilled into the Four Imperatives of High-Performing Teams™:Interact Constructively-Lift the quality of dialogue so conversations are candid, clear, and purposeful. Trust deepens, tension is handled productively, and outcomes improve.Align Deeply-Establish uncompromising clarity and shared commitment on direction and priorities. Leaders speak and act as one, inside and outside the room.Operate Deliberately-Build the team-wide rhythms and standards to lead as one. Friction reduces, focus sharpens, and momentum builds.Execute Tenaciously-Deliver with urgency and accountability. The most critical priorities land consistently and to a high standard.Building a high-performing leadership team takes time, discipline, and hard work-but the payoff is real. Because no matter how good your strategy, product, or people, your organization will never outperform the effectiveness of your leadership team. 6

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