2. What
is
the
optimal
group
size?
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3. What
is
the
optimal
group
size?
five
plus
or
minus
two
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Magical_Number_Seven,_Plus_or_Minus_Two
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4. What
is
the
optimal
group
size?
5,
15
and
150
http://www.cognitive-edge.com/blogs/dave/2006/12/logn_0093_3389_logcr_1_r20764.php
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5. What
is
the
optimal
group
size?
anything
up
to
20,
except
8
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20126901.300-explaining-the-curse-of-work.html
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6. What
is
the
optimal
group
size?
four
point
six
http://www.amazon.com/Leading-Teams-Setting-Stage-Performances/dp/1578513332/
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7. What
is
the
optimal
group
size?
The best size for a team is between
three and seven, preferably five.
http://www.amazon.com/Favorite-Pfeiffer-Essential-Resources-Professionals/dp/0787981990/
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17. Hue, ancient Vietnam imperial palace : http://www.travelloops.com
For thousand years, we were ruled from a
Central Authority
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19. Ho Chi Minh City is a is a complex adaptive system (CAS),
because it consists of parts (people) that form a system (city),
which shows complex behavior while it keeps adapting to a
changing environment.
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20. A team is a Complex Adaptive System (CAD)
Sources : http://rafrogblogus.wordpress.com/2012/10/11/inside-the-nescafe-plan-in-vietnam/
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24. Tribal Leadership verse Schneider Model
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http://www.bigvisible.com/2012/06/organizational-culture-a-map-or-a-maturity-model/
My Life
Sucks!
I’m Great!
We are
Great!
Life is
Great!
28. 1. Tell:
make
decision
as
the
manager
2. Sell:
convince
people
about
decision
3. Consult:
get
input
from
team
before
decision
4. Agree:
make
decision
together
with
team
5. Advise:
influence
decision
made
by
the
team
6. Inquire:
ask
feedback
after
decision
by
team
7. Delegate:
no
influence,
let
team
work
it
out
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employees defines the rules
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30. Managers need to share their objectives
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31. Teams need to have an identity to identify their self
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35. Référence
• Ariely, Dan. predictably irrational: the Hidden Forces that Shape our Decisions. new york: Harper perennial,
2010. print.
• Bogsnes, Bjarte. implementing Beyond Budgeting: unlocking the performance potential. Hoboken, n.J: John
Wiley & Sons, 2009. print.
• Bomann, nikolaj. “Bonus Schemes Should Be Handled with care” <http://bit.ly/roavfl> pointbeing.net, 27
June 2009. Web 3 January 2013.
• Boyd, e.D. “at ign, employees use a “Viral pay” System to Determine each other’s Bonuses” <http://bit.ly/
11q83g7> Fast company, 16 December 2011. Web 3 January 2013.
• Fleming, nic. “the Bonus myth: How paying for results can Backfire” <http://bit.ly/fk7uXJ> newScientist,
12 april 2011. Web 3 January 2013.
• Haidt, Jonathan. the Happiness Hypothesis: Finding modern truth in ancient Wisdom. new york: Basic
Books, 2006. print.
• Kohn, alfie. punished by rewards: the trouble with gold Stars, incentive plans, a’s, praise, and other Bribes.
Boston, mass: Houghton mifflin co, 1999. print.
• Markowitz, eric. “3 Weird, game-changing Ways to make employees Happy” <http://bit.ly/Jqa1fj> inc.com,
11 may 2012. Web 3 January 2013.
• Pink, Daniel. Drive: the Surprising truth about What motivates us. new york, ny: riverhead Books, 2009.
print.
• Spolsky, Joel. “incentive pay considered Harmful” <http://bit.ly/11q4czh> Joel on Software, 3 april 2000.
Web 3 January 2013.
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37. Upcoming Events Romandie
1er Symposium International en Business Analysis (IIBA) July 4th 2013
Among the speaker : Kathleen Barret (President)
Hotel Ramada Encore, Genève
Change Management Sept 12th 2013
Speaker : Christian Deloes
Hotel Bristol, Genève
Emotional Intelligence
Oct. 17th 2013
Speaker: M. Reidi
Hotel Continental, Lausanne