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This document discusses how the team-building aspects of playing Dungeons & Dragons can be applied to maximize coherency in the workplace. It notes similarities between D&D roles like the game master and players, and job roles in companies like developers, writers, and managers. It argues that D&D fosters benefits for teams like developing unique skills to contribute to shared goals, setting collaborative tones, and improving ways of working through reconsideration.
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