CHAPTER THREE
Structuring Project Teams and Building Cohesiveness
Every autumn, a certain sports madness overcomes many Americans on Sunday afternoons. Week after week, millions sit in front of their television sets for three or four hours, cheering their favorite football teams, booing the opposing teams, vilifying referees for what they perceive as unfair calls, flicking off their sets when it is obvious that the home team is spiraling down into defeat. For half an hour before the contest, sports commentators examine the players, coaches, and possible game plans in excruciating detail. For half an hour following the contest, they perform postmortems, ...
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