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6 Principles Managers Can Learn From Effective Hollywood Teams [INFOGRAPHIC]

Marissa Brassfield

by Marissa Brassfield

6 Principles Managers Can Learn From Effective Hollywood Teams [INFOGRAPHIC]

This Socialcast infographic sheds light on six principles managers can learn from effective Hollywood teams like the Incredibles, X-Men and Ocean's Eleven. Regardless of their core size and modus operandi, all of the teams have at least three of the following qualities:

  1. Unifying purpose
  2. Good leadership
  3. Defined interdependent roles
  4. Effective communication
  5. Trust and commitment
  6. Mutual respect

How many of these core principles does your team have? (Click for a larger, high-res version.)

effective hollywood teams infographic
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