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About Patrick Lencioni
American author on business management and team leadership
Patrick Lencioni is an American author who writes about business management, especially team leadership and how groups work together. He is best known for The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, a business fable about workplace dynamics and ways teams can improve their performance. His writing focuses on practical management ideas rather than theory alone. He has also brought his approach to family life in The Three Big Questions for a Frantic Family, extending his interest in how people organize, communicate, and function well together.
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Books by Patrick Lencioni
Las cinco disfunciones de un equipo
2003
The five temptations of a CEO
1998
The Advantage
2012
Death by Meeting
2004
The three signs of a miserable job
2007