15-11-2015, 21:50
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6th Gear Developer; Mentor
AKA: Blake Ross
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Team Role: Mentor
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Join Date: May 2006
Rookie Year: 2006
Location: Virginia
Posts: 1,935
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Re: Why Do Teams Succeed
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Originally Posted by tindleroot
Sounds like you may be beating your own dead horse here - I think it's pretty clear what form of success the thread is discussing.
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Maybe I'm thinking more about what a School Board is interested in hearing than the OP was when they wrote their post.
I don't say that to attack the OP, or their immediate intention, but to instead just get them to think twice about whether they are asking the right question.
School Boards often define success differently than individual teams do...
If the OP isn't interested in my thoughts, they can easily ignore them.
Blake
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