The 17 Essential Qualities Of A Team Player: Becoming The Kind Of Person Every Team Wants |  | Author: John C. Maxwell Publisher: Thomas Nelson Category: eBooks
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Rating: 31 reviews Sales Rank: 73640
Format: Kindle Book Media: Kindle Edition Edition: 1 Pages: 156 Number Of Items: 1
Dewey Decimal Number: 658.4036 ASIN: B000VHT2LK
Publication Date: January 8, 2002
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Amazon.com Review The 17 Essential Qualities of a Team Player is another in a long line of titles by John Maxwell aimed at helping people attain their personal and leadership potential in the workplace. The book is organized into short chapters, each devoted to one of the 17 qualities that Maxwell deems essential to a successful and harmonious workplace, qualities such as competence, discipline, adaptability, commitment, selflessness, and preparedness. Maxwell's prose reads like a series of sermons, peppered with inspirational stories and quotes from personalities as diverse as Vince Lombardi ("The harder you work, the harder it is to surrender") and Henry Ford ("Before everything else, getting ready is the secret of success"). The book is for Maxwell fans and anyone looking for a sensible and formulaic approach to improving their lot, both at work and in life. --Harry C. Edwards
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John C. Maxwell takes the pain out of knowing what makes a team tick. If you want to have a better team, you have to develop better players. The qualities Maxwell teaches quickly take you to the heart of teamwork. Anybody can understand them and apply them--whether at home, on the job, at church, or on the ball field. If you learn the seventeen essential qualities of a team player, you can become the kind of person every team wants. If everyone on your team does it, there will be no holding you back.
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Thought provoking yet very easy to read February 18, 2004 John Martin (Diamond Bar, CA USA) 6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I thought that the book was very easy to read and it's shorter length makes it very accessible to those with very busy lives.I really enjoyed the little stories and the descriptions of the elements that compose the 17 qualities were very well written. The main thing I enjoyed about the book was not that it taught me a lot of things I didn't know, but that it put those things together in a more coherent picture and made me ask myself some hard questions about how I can be a better team player and whether or not I've neglected some areas. I find I perform at a much higher level when I keep these sorts of ideas in mind as I plan my tasks. This book is small enough to travel well and profound enough to keep pushing me to higher levels.
Fantastic. Get it, read it, keep it. September 22, 2002 Linda C. Norton (Ocean, NJ United States) 6 out of 8 found this review helpful
This is an absolutely fabulous book. It's also required reading for every member of our company -- Urangatang.Net -- a web design consortium. This book describes THE lifestyle that will lift your company, your employees, and even your family members to the highest level of success. It is scripturally sound and downright fabulous. And to it, I say "Amen!"
The 17 Essential Qualities Of A Team Player November 6, 2006 Joseph H. Caruth Jr. 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This book is very well written. It should be required reading in Organizational Behavior and other Management courses.
How Effective of a team player are you? February 2, 2007 Kim (Florida) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Oh this is a wonderful study. We are going through leadership training in our church and our homework lol is to read this book. It is very good material. My husband and I enjoy it so much we go back and reread the chapter we've done read.
Great book to use to facilitate team discussion February 19, 2007 Thomas Goudreau (Vienna, VA) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I used the 17 Essential Qualities of a Team Player as a book to use for team discussions affirming or confirming how the team would operate. The chapters are a quick read and the qualities described supporting a successful and harmonious workplace cover most required behaviors of a good team member.
While John Maxwell's material is mostly from non-profit experiences, the stories and quotes are relevant and applicable to corporate America just as much as in the non-profit settings. In some cases my team offered criticisms of the examples, but even in those cases the opportunity to have the team discuss and agree on the essential attributes of teamwork was a success I would not have achieved without the support of the book. I have not used the websites referred to in the book.
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