“Team” refers to a group of people, usually less than 10 people, who need to work together to achieve a common goal. To achieve a common goal, the group usually has only one leader, and there is a high degree of interdependence between team members. The ideal team size is 6 to 9 people. Once the size exceeds this number, effective collaboration becomes difficult. Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon, proposed the “two-pizza team rule”. If two pizzas are not enough to feed a team, then the team is too large.
90% of corporate performance is achieved through teams. Today, various tasks in organizations are highly integrated, and it is almost difficult to find a task that is not completed through some form of collaboration. If an organization has a clear strategy for the team and sticks to it, its efficiency, productivity and impact on the final profit can be increased by 10% to 20%. There is no doubt that if a team has good organizational collaboration capabilities, it will bring many benefits to the entire company.