The 17 Indisputable Laws of Teamwork Ch 9
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What was the reason for demolishing the Omni before constructing the Philips Arena?

  • To create more parking space for events
  • To preserve the historical significance of the Omni
  • To ensure a quick start to the new arena's construction (correct)
  • To make way for a new shopping center

Which family pioneered the controlled demolition of buildings using explosives?

  • The Loizeaux family (correct)
  • The Johnson family
  • The Garcia family
  • The Smith family

What was the first type of work Jack Loizeaux did before demolition?

  • Constructing buildings
  • Implementing demolition regulations
  • Excavating land
  • Removing tree stumps with dynamite (correct)

At what age did Stacey begin working in the field of demolition?

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What was a significant challenge regarding the demolition of the Omni?

<p>The requirement to use explosives safely (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the greatest danger when rigging explosives for a demolition?

<p>The timing of the charges (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which component is NOT included in the formula for countability?

<p>Clarity (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the Law of Countability apply in business settings?

<p>It ensures vendors deliver promises during critical times. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Stacey Loizeaux say about the materials wrapped around blast points?

<p>They act as a protective barrier. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is emphasized as essential for teamwork according to the content?

<p>Character and trust (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is primarily emphasized by Lou Holtz through the twelve covenants?

<p>Character development (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which covenant emphasizes the importance of sharing information among team members?

<p>We will not keep secrets. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the context of teamwork, what is indicated as more important than character alone?

<p>Competence (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What best describes a 'Green Beret Colonel' in terms of team commitment?

<p>A dedicated leader focused on the big picture. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT one of the twelve covenants established by Lou Holtz?

<p>We will achieve individual success first. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the statement 'we will carry each other' illustrate about commitment in teams?

<p>All members are responsible for each other's success. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary focus of Dan Reiland's table on team members?

<p>Commitment levels (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the covenant stating 'losing cannot and will not be tolerated' suggest about the team's culture?

<p>Winning is viewed as the only goal. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does the concept of consistency play in team dynamics, as exemplified by Greg Maddux?

<p>Consistent performance sets a standard for teammates. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What characteristic does the 'Deserter' type of teammate represent?

<p>Will not participate actively in team efforts. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Implosion Demolition

A technique used for safe and controlled demolition of large structures, commonly involving the use of explosives carefully placed to implode the building.

Controlled Demolition Incorporated (CDI)

A family-owned business specializing in controlled demolition of buildings using explosives.

Imploding a Building

The method of removing a building by strategically placing and detonating explosives to cause the structure to collapse inward.

The Loizeaux Family

The Loizeaux family, founders of CDI, have been pioneers in the field of controlled demolition using explosives.

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Cantilevered Roof

A building with a roof design that extends outwards over its supporting walls, creating an overhang.

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Countability

The ability and willingness of teammates to work together towards common goals, built upon trust and reliability.

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Law of Countability

The principle that emphasizes the importance of each team member fulfilling their responsibilities and contributing to the team's success, especially when the stakes are high.

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Character (in Countability)

Personal integrity, honesty, and adherence to ethical principles, which forms the foundation for trust within a team.

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Competence (in Countability)

The ability to successfully perform tasks and contribute value to the team, based on skills and experience.

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Commitment (in Countability)

A strong commitment to the team's goals and a willingness to go the extra mile to achieve them.

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Team Covenants

A team's core values and beliefs that shape behavior and guide actions.

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Character as Foundation

The foundation of a high-performing team is built upon strong character.

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Values in Action

Actions speak louder than words when it comes to company values. What matters is how everyone consistently behaves.

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Competence

Being skilled or competent at your role or task on the team.

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Commitment

The level of dedication and commitment shown by team members.

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Consistency

A teammate who consistently performs at a high level, setting the standard for others.

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Committed Team Leader

A team member who is dedicated to the team's goals and is willing to go above and beyond.

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Team Achiever

A team member who is self-motivated and productive, contributing to the team's success.

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Genuine Team Player

A dedicated team member with a strong work ethic, but not yet a proven leader.

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Formal Team Member

A team member who works and contributes, but with minimal enthusiasm or initiative.

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Study Notes

The Law of Countability

  • Countability is a crucial aspect of teamwork, especially in high-stakes situations
  • It's about teammates relying on each other when it matters most
  • The principle extends beyond sports and applies to businesses, families, and other groups
  • Broken trust due actions like espionage can harm the team and the wider community

The Omni Demolition

  • Demolition required careful planning due to the surrounding buildings (World Congress Center, MARTA station, CNN Center)
  • The Omni was imploded quickly (in ten seconds)
  • The Loizeaux family's demolition company (CDI) specialized in controlled implosions with explosives
  • Explosives were strategically placed in the structure
  • Building materials were carefully contained for safety

Key Elements of Countability

  • Character: Trust forms the foundation of countability and a team
  • Competence: Essential for accomplishing tasks and goals effectively
  • Commitment: Teammate support during challenging times
  • Consistency: Reliability and dependability in daily tasks
  • Cohesion: Working together towards common goals

The Formula for Countability

  • Character + Competence + Commitment + Consistency + Cohesion = Countability
  • These five elements are fundamental to building a successful team

Building Team Character

  • Examples like Lou Holtz's 12 USC Covenants emphasize values like honesty, accountability, and dependability
  • Team character, based on trust, is needed to ensure successful outcomes

Importance of Competence

  • Competence, combined with character, is essential to ensure quality work or service

Commitment in Teams

  • Strong commitment from all team members is crucial for success
  • Commitment is required, even when situations are difficult, to ensure a team's goals are met

Consistency in Teams

  • Consistency demonstrates a team member's reliability from day to day, exemplified by Greg Maddux's career
  • Shows that teammates can depend on a person continuously

Cohesion in Teams

  • Cohesion involves a collective pride within the team, which ensures a commitment to a shared goal
  • A team functions more effectively together than its individual members separately

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Explore the critical aspects of countability in teamwork, emphasizing trust, competence, and commitment. Additionally, learn about the fascinating techniques involved in controlled demolitions, particularly the Omni project. This quiz is designed to enhance your understanding of both teamwork dynamics and demolition strategies.

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