Most work teams think they’re doing fine until stress hits. What if a simple change in workflow could fix the chaos you’ve learned to accept?
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- GTD ideas now guide team productivity instead of only personal work.
- David Allen and Edward Lamont explain how teams improve with clear principles.
- Team communication breaks down under pressure and fast workflow demands.
- Many teams stay stuck in old habits that block strong team performance.
- High performance teams use shared rules to cut workplace stress.
- Most groups operate below their potential without knowing it.
- Leaders gain better results when they apply GTD teamwork principles.
- The book shows how to spot weak team workflow patterns.
- Teams improve faster when they fix a few major pain points first.
- Better team management starts when groups design their own simple practices.


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