Teamwork Lab: Improving our ways of working
Created Jun 23, 2021, Last active Sep 9, 2025
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...o publicly write about these struggles while we were still very much in the middle of them. Now, with this pretty painful episode a couple of months behind us, I think there may be a lot of value i...
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Teamistry explores the chemistry of teams that achieve the impossible through collaboration. This season takes on a docuseries format as we deep dive into Concorde: the world’s only supersonic p...
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It's the fourth annual Team Awards, and this year's awards are more exciting than ever! (Plus we have you, an entire Lab full of people thinking and talking about teamwork, so I think there are going...
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"Async collaboration" may be the way of the future...but it's still a new concept. This powerful form of teamwork helps move projects forward, regardless of your team's time zones or geographic loc...
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Hi everyone, Currently participating in the 'devs-unleashed' hackathon for atlassin. Would love to be an active participant in the atlassin community building. Excited to be here, and even more ex...
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Looking at the kudos challenge it sent me here and now I know the teamwork lab is here. I see some great content. My name is Aaron and I am here to keep learning my admin skills and take in ...
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Has anyone else noticed that closing out of this year is so different to the comparative years prior to COVID? Today is the last ‘office-working’ day before most offices close for Christmas.&nbs...
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TLDR: PTO is not a cost for you as a leader, it’s an investment in your people, your team, and your company. For a lot of us around the world, the end of December is a time to take some time off an...
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Teamistry explores the chemistry of teams that achieve the impossible through collaboration. This season takes on a docuseries format as we deep dive into Concorde: the world’s only supersonic p...
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5 years ago I stopped syncing anything work related (except calendar) on my phone, even though I was working with a remote team spread across 19 timezones. I did it in the name of the Atlassian val...
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Hello Teamwork Lab friends! Atlassian's original podcast, Teamistry is back for a 4th season and we'd love to get some episode discussions going with y'all. Teamistry explore...
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[Week 4 challenge: week of November 20, 2022] Share a reflection that you wouldn't normally report on as part of your job. It can be an internal-facing post or any kind of documentation ...
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Running an effective and productive remote meeting can be challenging. Managing remote agile teams adds an additional variable to ensuring your team can successfully collaborate. I have b...
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[Week 3 challenge: week of November 13, 2022] Sometimes, the hardest actions to take, are the ones that require letting go. After running one-on-ones or status meetings for so long, some...
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If you’ve ever managed a remote team before, you know how difficult it can be to keep everyone aligned. The challenges that describe managing remote teams could be summarized as a lack of f...
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[Week 2 challenge: week of November 6] When acknowledging that a situation could have been better, replace (or add on to) an apology with gratitude For teammates. Examples: If you'...
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Week 1 challenge: week of Oct 31 Instead of taking a meeting from your normal desk, take it elsewhere! Try taking a walk outside while listening to a meeting or webinar. Maybe eve...
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This month, we’re celebrating the AtlassiVan and all things Team Anywhere and Ways of Working by featuring @Rachel Wright, a Jira Consultant, Community Leader, and world traveler! We hope you’re insp...
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I'm curious in how folks may have used the roles and responsibilities play in tandem with the ritual reset? We're looking to first explore areas of ambiguous and/or overly ambitious roles and respons...
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"Once upon a time ..." These words alone lead to excitement and enchantment, knowing that they traditionally introduce fairy tales. But what is it about stories that captures us so much? Is it unicor...
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Each week during November, we will prompt the group to adopt a work behavior for that week. At the end of the challenge week, we can share our reflections in the post's comments. Examples of challe...
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Atlassian is looking for participants for research interview sessions to help us learn and understand about our users' team dynamics, work culture and how they are working with connected tools. Sessi...
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Hey there! This article is part of a written activity in the Atlassian University course on How to Run Effective Meetings. If you're new to the course, you can enroll here for free. If you'r...
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A satisfying life should have two components: Boundaries and balance. The first step in achieving either one is setting them; without those structures to work within, we become directionless workaho...
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If a project consists of a set of independent but connected software, how can I assign different teams, with different team leaders for each component, and see the overall progress of the project on ...
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Greetings, Changemakers, Welcome to the Teamwork Lab! From individual teams to entire companies, people have shared beliefs, rituals, and operating principles. It is these human engagements that make up the magic behind memorable, successful teams. This group gets that. We are leaders of the humanity in teamwork. We seek to improve our teams, our companies, and ourselves, coaching each other and sharing lessons learned.
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