Tony Morgan wasn’t writing about leadership teams but nonetheless, the list he offered up are some good reasons for one:

  • Teams involve more people, thus affording more resources, ideas and energy than would an individual.
  • Teams maximize a leader’s potential and minimize his or her weaknesses.
  • Teams provide multiple perspectives on how to meet a need or reach a goal, thus devising several alternatives for each situation.
  • Teams share the credit for victories and the blame for losses.
  • Teams keep leaders accountable for the goal.
  • Teams can do more than an individual.

President Woodrow Wilson once said, “We should not only use all the brains we have, but all that we can borrow.”


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