Teamwork Lab: Improving our ways of working
Created Jun 23, 2021, Last active today
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@mention I have a question? I'm building deployment spaces for the bitbucket pipeline I'm building and practicing so that I, along with the ream I'm on, can publish our projects and project ite...
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@mention So, I've created a team. I want everyone to feel comfortable expressing themselves. A happy team is a productive team and I want to break the ice- without getting in troubl...
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Curious what it takes to become a legendary team? Join us LIVE on Thursday April 13th (6pm CET / 9am PT) for a conversation with @Mark Cruth and @Sven Peters as we share wha...
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If you want to bring a debate-style discussion to your events or forums, this article breaks down one approach to assessing a longstanding collaboration ritual or habit. Improving the way you work ...
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Do you use Atlassian tool chain in your enterprise global business? Circa > 3000 users. I am interested to find out how many people in your team who looks after the Atlassian instance, including:...
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Happy Thursday Everyone! The latest episode of the Work Check Podcast dropped on Tuesday. If you haven't listened to it, go check it out! First, I love these debates and I really hope this ...
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@ReneeNiewald (I'm sorry if I misspelled your name; like I said, not a genius ). A great place to connect with people that I found is team lab. Their a great group of people who know thei...
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Are you part of a community of practice? You may be asking, what is a community of practice? A community of practice, or sometimes known as a CoP, is an organized group of people who share the same...
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Hello everyone! My name is Mia Paulin and I'm new here and I just wanted to say I'm happy to be here, extremely proud to be a part of everything you do and all you have to offer the world. ...
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It's time to take playtime seriously. You've likely heard the common advice to "think outside the box," but now I think we should look deeper at what that really means. Lego, a cornerstone of child...
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Based on the latest research from Atlassian, only 13% of teams are considered truly effective. And with 65% of teams being hybrid or fully remote, it’s no wonder we’re having trouble connecting and b...
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...nd tested by Atlassian teams (and a few lucky customers) we are SO happy to finally get to share with you the Network of Teams Play. In true agile fashion, I'm sharing value early a...
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"Drive:The Suprising Truth About What Motivates Us" by Daniel Pink is a book that has changed the way I look at teamwork and leadership. It transformed the way I work. I’ve been lucky enough to h...
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In an ideal world, we would all have opportunities to establish strong social bonds with our coworkers—socializing builds trust, encourages transparency, and increases retention. But socializing in a...
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When it comes to teamwork, there are a lot of things that can help us be included, feel seen or unseen, or be in or out of the loop. Sometimes, all it takes is one teammate communicating one thing. B...
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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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Hi, everyone! I'm new here and on all Jira world I loved the course abou Async Work. I've get very excited to share it with the company I work. They want to improuve the way to manage the project p...
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Async tools can be used for geographically located squads and will help to sync their work. Integration of Atlas and a short video to share updated status will be beneficial.
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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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Hi, I'm working at TomTom, the navigation company many people think is no longer relevant because there is free Google maps. TomTom actually is more active than ever, and is one of only four truly g...
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Hi, its great learning how to use the async tools I plan to use the Confluence and Jira, Atlas will also be good for high level updates
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This article is part of a series about how we tried to help our teenage son through his secondary school career, using techniques and practices from the workplace. For an overview of all articles, a ...
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Hey all! Some time ago I saw this quote from Simon Sinek on twitter and it got stuck in my head. So now I’m sharing it with all of you in the hope that it connects with you too. In my opini...
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It's a new year and sometimes that means new learning opportunities out there. Let's share new (or new to you) classes, websites, or other resources for team-related professional development. I'll ...
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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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Description
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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