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You’re Not Playing with a Full Deck

You’re Not Playing with a Full Deck

Stephen M Shapiro

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FAST Innovation Press
Año de edición:
2026
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Gestión y técnicas de gestión
ISBN:
9798999774422
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That Person Who Drives You Nuts? They’re The Ace Up Your Sleeve.With the best of intentions, you hire people who fit the mold.But here’s the problem: when everyone fits the mold, your organization grows mold. You get stale thinking. Safe ideas. No breakthroughs.You end up playing with only half a deck.The perspectives you avoid-the colleagues who make you cringe, the ideas that sound crazy-are the missing cards you need most. And ignoring them is costing you.In this book, you’ll discover the four thinking styles required for true innovation and learn to:Turn the colleagues who drive you crazy into your competitive advantage. They unlock what you’ve been missing.Identify which cards are missing from your team-and why that’s costing you breakthrough results.Rethink culture fit. It’s blocking your growth by making you overlook the people who could change everything.Ensure your meetings are playing with a full deck. The right balance of meetings with the right people leading the way.Build what AI can’t replace. When every digital tool becomes a commodity, how your people think together is your organization’s only real differentiator. No endless assessments. No 47-page report. No corporate BS.Just a fast read that’ll change how you see everyone you work with, especially the ones you’d rather avoid.

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