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				<title>Challenge Your Team, With Deep Care</title>
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				<description> Over the last years, I have come to read and reflect more and more on some aspects of great teamwork. There is now quite a corpus of litterature discussing what makes high performing teams.&#xA;Feeling safe When I tweeted a few days ago:&#xA;took me literally years to discover and understand why sane conflict in a team is not only good, but even required.&#xA;Care and Challenge.&#xA;Getting to know a bit more what you don’t know is progress right?&#xA;</description>
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