Word: teamworks
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...Although it is clearly evident," the study stated, "that the pressure for production and constant changes of schedule which reached a peak in the aircraft industry during the years 1942 and 1943 made impossible the organization of operations which must be the basis of teamwork, the conclusions of our study indicate that management's lack of awareness of the need to consider the requirements of balanced operation made it in a significant way responsible for the absences and turnover for which workers are so widely blamed...
...human aspect of industrial organization, it will demand of executives and supervisors an adequacy in problems of human administration that will balance the present insistence on technical capacity. . . The requisites for success in industry are a balanced relation among applied science, the organization of operations, and the organization of teamwork--and in the United States, as elsewhere, the relation among these three is out of balance...
...commander in chief of the Allied Expeditionary Air Force, the R.A.F.'s bland, handsome Air Chief Marshal Sir Trafford Leigh-Mallory drew no shouts of admiration from U.S. and British airmen, who are used to close teamwork in other theaters. He was an exception to the rule that U.S. flyers regard their opposite R.A.F. numbers as tops in friendly cooperation and red-tapeless administrative skill...
...Omar Bradley's helmet. Bradley's new command rated it; Ike Eisenhower knew it had been earned. The victory had been, in great part, a triumph of Bradley's bold tactics. The Eisenhower report did not touch upon anything so touchy as individual credits. Allied teamwork was its theme; and the victory had been, in sum, one of Allied strategy. But the jewel had facets which reflected historic brilliance upon U.S. arms and U.S. generalship...
According to the 240 lb. Chief, "football is scientific--every game is a constant building up plays," Tuckey had to attend meetings almost every night to plan strategy for the coming games, as the team was shown movies and discussed the fine-points of strategy. Teamwork and the spirit to win are the C.P.O's two requirements to make a really great team...