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Summary: My Advice To Laszlo Bock

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My advice to Laszlo Bock would be to know and understand what each member of the team has to offer. It is important for a leader to know what his or her team members are capable of doing and the resources and support they need to accomplish set goals. I feel that Bock should appoint team leaders to interact with each of the “thirds” and establish a common goal for each group to work towards. The group should also understand each other’s contributions and recognize each groups special skill sets and how they relate to the team goal. Leaders will be constantly working with groups to prepare them for projects, conflict resolution, reviewing their goals and achievements and also encouraging collaboration and team building activities. A suitable

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