Title: Dissappoint, a voyeurs view of effective teams
Product review: The book is a review of other books and as such provides little insight into its title. The book is poorly structured with examples repeating each other to the point that it looked like the authors were tyring to fill up the pages rather than write a cogent arguement. In addition, Bennis goes for the cheap when he repeatedly discusses the "sexual:" tensions that existed on these teams. I'd rather he focused on their dynanmics and how they were maintained than people's personal lives. If that doesn't discourage you from the book, this will, most of these teams were formed over 30 years ago. This offers little advice or guidance on dealing with building teams of gen-Xers ect. That was my reason for reading the work.
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