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Learning for Success - Chantal Savelsbergh
Learning for Success: How Team Learning Behaviors Can Help Project Teams to Increase the Performance of Their Projects
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LEARNING FOR SUCCESS
HOW TEAM LEARNING BEHAVIORS CAN HELP PROJECT TEAMS TO INCREASE THE PERFORMANCE OF THEIR PROJECTS
Peter Storm, PhD, Chantal Savelsbergh, PhD, Ben Kuipers, PhD
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Executive Summary
Why investigate team learning?
What did we investigate?
How did we execute the research?
What are the results?
How can project teams and their team leaders apply these results?
Chapter 2: Introduction
The research project
Structure of this report
Chapter 3: Project Success
Project success criteria
Project success factors
The project team as a success factor
Chapter 4: Role Stress
The nature of role stress
Role stress and team performance
Chapter 5: Team Learning
Knowledge exchange and learning in projects
Team learning
Chapter 6: Team Leadership
Team leadership
Leadership styles
Leadership that promotes team learning
Chapter 7: Research Method and Results
Aims and research model
Method
Results
Chapter 8: Conclusions and Implications
Conclusions
Theoretical implications
Practical implications
Appendix A: Author Contact Details
Appendix B: Research Sample
Approach
Projects
Team composition
References
Acknowledgements
Thanks to PMI for their generous support of this research.
The success of a project to a large degree depends on the environment one is in and the people one is surrounded by. In this respect we were blessed to have been able to work with so many project managers, of whom many were willing to participate in our research attempts. We thank them all.
As for the academic part of this research, special thanks go to Rob Poell, Beate van der Heijden, Josette Gevers, and Daphne van Kleef, who all have contributed extensively to making a success of study.
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