How to Assemble a Team
Assembling a team is more than just informing the right people that they are a team now. We can learn a bunch from Danny in Ocean’s Eleven.
Who Should Be on the Team?
This post discusses two social abilities that are under-appreciated when thinking about effective teams: collective orientation and social sensitivity
Thoughts on Company Values
Coming up with a set of company values can be a helpful exercise, or an exercise in frustration. This post explores a couple of pitfalls which can cause the latter.
Good Dependencies, Bad Dependencies
Nobody likes dependencies. They are just an evil that slows us down and causes frustration. So we should get rid of them. Or should we?
Back to Project Teams?
Stable, cross-functional teams solved a lot of problems, but they are obviously not perfect. We can now observe a trend towards more fluid teams.
Designing Multi Team Systems
We have learned how to solve many problems in software development by forming focused. cross-functional teams. But what if we work in a multi team system?
Building a Team of Teams (3/3)
In part 3 of our series, Marcin and I talk about the technical capabilities that are required to build a great Team of Teams.
Building a Team of Teams (2/3)
In part 2 of our series we discuss different aspects of team cohesion and how they help us building a real Team of Teams
Building a Team of Teams (1/3)
Marcin and I are exploring the differences between what we call a Group of Teams and a Team of Teams. It involves relay races and rugby.
What are Floating Teams
Floating Teams are an interesting option to create teams that are small, stable and cross-functional - something which is very hard to achieve otherwise.
Adjusting Goals to Teams?
What are the pros and cons of building goals and tasks around existing team structures vs. doing the opposite? What can we do to find our sweet spot?
Are Smaller Teams Better?
The question of the “right” team size is more nuanced than often assumed. In this post I discuss some aspects that are often neglected.
Divide-Conquer-Integrate?
In this post I discuss a common pattern for building new functionality that requires multiple product teams to collaborate: the divide-conquer-integrate pattern.
Cross-functional Teams
This post explores the topic of cross-functionality and links it to the dimensions of team size and team stability - featuring the A-Team.
Leadership Development
In this post I discuss some of the hidden assumptions in organizations that make it hard to have great leadership development programs.
Möchten Sie mehr über Team of Teams erfahren?
Zusammen mit meinem Bruder Stefan gebe ich die Schulung
“Team of Teams: Mit vielen Teams schneller liefern.”
Datum: 07./08.05.2026
Ort: Hamburg
Sprache: Deutsch
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