Building Team Chemistry

Thanks to Michael Evans for this article and summarizing the content ... 

Studies led a team of researchers to discover 4 primary personalities exist on teams.
Pioneers value possibilities, and they spark energy and imagination on their teams. They believe risks are worth taking and that it’s fine to go with your gut. Their focus is big-picture. They’re drawn to bold new ideas and creative approaches.
Guardians value stability, and they bring order and rigor. They’re pragmatic, and they hesitate to embrace risk. Data and facts are baseline requirements for them, and details matter. Guardians think it makes sense to learn from the past.
Drivers value challenge and generate momentum. Getting results and winning count most. Drivers tend to view issues as black-and-white and tackle problems head on, armed with logic and data.
Integrators value connection and draw teams together. Relationships and responsibility to the group are paramount. Integrators tend to believe that most things are relative. They’re diplomatic and focused on gaining consensus.

This article is about how to effectively lead teams and increase team chemistry - especially if you have an overrepresentation of one of the personalities on your teams (balance is the key to awesome teams!)

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