This article was first published in 2001 and is copyright © 2001, Richard Byford and Kevin Potts.
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Article originally published in Project Management Review, November 2001. Copyright 2001 (c) Richard Byford
Teamwork is based on harmony, as Richard Byford explains in this light-hearted look at the benefits gained when team members sing to the same song sheet
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