GA 641 What Makes a Good Teammate with Eric Reveno

Jul 16, 202635:33Business

Most organizations spend enormous energy developing leaders and almost none developing teammates. Stanford Associate Head Men’s Basketball Coach Eric Reveno has spent 30 years watching what actually determines whet...

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