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If our teams would be more like bands, we would see lots of products that are much more passionate, unique and enjoyable. At the same time the teams would gain followers who want to know what's going on with their favorite team, eagerly waiting for them to create their next product. There are a few companies that get it, but there is definitely more room left in the corporate world for new bands like 37 signals. Go for it, create a band and rock the world.

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Roger Finn June 10, 2007 at 3:56 pm

Excellent analogy. In the business environment there are just too many factors to motivate individuals to not cooperate.

In business, the individual on a team, has to look out for themselves, get promoted, push the use of their specialty.

The deck is stacked against business ‘teams’.

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Jarkko June 10, 2007 at 8:01 pm

Thanks, Roger!

You’re right, the competition between team members is one of the most destructive factors against team formation. When everyone should be looking out for the common good, they are actually just looking for ways to promote themselves, get a better position and a better salary.

Quite often team members are positioned on a different level in the company hierarchy, which puts the team members in a position where some of the members have more power than others. For example when lead programmers and lead artist are reporting to the team leader, and then some other artists and programmers to those leads, I don’t think we can speak about teams anymore. This hierarchy breaks the feeling of a common goal: the ownership belongs to the leads and the rest of the staff are just working on the project. And as you said, in a situation like this it’s not uncommon that the regular guys are competing for the lead positions and the leads want to be project leads, and so on…

I’m not saying that this approach doesn’t work. Sometimes it’s good, but it definitely isn’t what autonomous teams are all about. And definitely what bands are about.

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henriette weber December 15, 2008 at 8:21 pm

Hi Jarkko – spot on =)as you know I have been using the analogy for a while as well and extended it to companies instead of teams ( even though – companies are teams)..

anyway I think that rockbandism is going to be a big way to lead in the future – I will do anything to actually make business change – as the world is changing as well =)

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