It's about fostering a community of team members rather than competitors.
Last off-season, he and the bench coach Rob Thomson decided spring training was too long, and they thought of ways to break the monotony while fostering a sense of team.
I'm pulling now, though, for Phil Jackson to succeed in what he's described as an "experiment," and what I understand as an effort to change a corporate culture and foster an environment of team play.
And while such a role would traditionally place someone at the outer edges of the White House inner circle, it fit in with the narrative that the president has fostered a "team of rivals".
More than a million man-hours are required to assemble the Games to foster the socialist values of team work, order, and obedience.
It is a delicate balance of "controlled chaos"; we are constantly tweaking things to have enough structure to be strategic, but enough of the unpredictable to foster that team chemistry and serendipitous innovation.
But without lots of Umeshes around to foster healthy team spirit with his "happy doctors, happy patients" mantra, it is urgent that structures are put in place to deal with the results of the problem on a systematic, national scale.
This is reflected in a commitment to individual professional development as well as the fostering of effective clinical teams.
Even as the Jets basked in Sunday's 17-9 victoverover Miami and their best start since 2000, Edwards acknowledged that the team's success has presented him with the challenge of fostering the confidence of his young team while tempering any signs of arrogance or inflated expectations.
It is one which fosters a team approach and fosters consistency within that team.
Focusing discussions on quality of care and emphasizing a patient-centered approach are also good ways to foster productive team discussions.
