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Teams That Work

Step into a gentle, practical exploration of what makes teams thrive—how trust, clear roles, capable people, and supportive leadership weave together so a group of individuals can move in harmony and achieve something meaningful together.

Scott Tannenbaum and Eduardo Salas

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Description

This warm audio summary explores the inner workings of successful teams—what helps people coordinate, communicate, and perform well together, even when challenges arise. Along the way, it highlights the importance of shared understanding, trust, the right mix of capabilities, and leadership that builds collaboration instead of competition.

Across seven chapters, you’ll hear a clear, supportive guide to the key drivers of team effectiveness, with simple examples that make the ideas easy to recognize in everyday life—at work, in families, and in any group with a shared purpose. The focus stays practical: what to notice, what to strengthen, and how to create conditions where people can do their best work together.

Who Should Listen

  • Team members who want to communicate more clearly, build trust, and understand how to contribute their strengths.
  • Managers and leaders who want practical ways to create the right conditions for teamwork and performance.
  • Anyone curious about why some groups feel energizing and effective while others feel confusing or fragmented.

About the Authors

Scott Tannenbaum and Eduardo Salas are researchers and writers known for their work on teamwork, team performance, and leadership. Their writing focuses on the practical science of how teams coordinate, build trust, and succeed under real-world conditions.