Practical Guide to the Best Equipment

The definitive guide to stimulating and fostering the best team culture.
A book that will hone any leader's skills and strengthen any group's cohesion.

What constitutes a good team mindset?
How can we bring out the best in a group or improve one that needs it?

Daniel Coyle has spent years researching elite teams worldwide, studying how they support each other, manage conflicts, and work toward a common goal. The best-performing ones, he explains, are based on three essential pillars: safety, vulnerability, and purpose.

The Culture Playbook: 60 Large-Format Tools for Building and Leading a High-Performance Team offers 60 simple tactics to build a strong, cohesive, and positive environment. Coyle includes exercises in these pages that can be carried out in any situation, such as:
* Scheduling meetings to explicitly discuss team functioning to improve internal dynamics.
* Creating spaces for remote workers to stay connected with the rest of the team and cultivate a team mindset despite the distance.
* Holding parties that serve as a release valve and a platform for people to connect and solve problems as a team.

Filled with black-and-white illustrations and practical advice useful for businesses, athletes, and even families, The Culture Playbook is an indispensable guide for making any group perform at its best.

Reviews:
«If you are a leader, or if you work with one, and you want to understand how to generate safety, trust, and a sense of purpose for your team, you need this book.»
Charles Duhigg, author of Smarter Faster Better and The Power of Habit

«Your team culture = your actions. With this simple sentence, Dan Coyle deciphers the most important and complex element to creating the best teams and offers concrete actions to build incredible cohesion every day.»
Laszlo Bock, author of Work Rules!

«The Culture Playbook offers a set of simple and effective exercises for anyone considering creating a team culture that allows them to thrive and perform their best work. Markedly practical, this is a workbook with a playful touch, and following it will help any group achieve success.»
Amy C. Edmondson, Professor at Harvard Business School