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This document discusses how to build team power through collaboration. It outlines six ingredients for collaborative partnerships: shared goals, interdependence, complementary skills, accountability, mutual trust, and authentic communication. It also provides lessons on building mutual trust through keeping commitments, and techniques for effective decision making, consensus building, conflict management, delegation, and problem solving to unleash the collaborative genius of teams.
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