Based on Google's Project Aristotle research, these five dynamics distinguish the most effective teams from average performers.
A shared belief that the team is safe for interpersonal risk-taking - speaking up will not lead to embarrassment, rejection, or punishment (Edmondson, 2023).
Team members get things done on time and meet Google's high bar for excellence.
Team members have clear roles, plans, and goals.
Work is personally important to team members.
Team members think their work matters and creates change.
Understanding the layers that contribute to team effectiveness
Personal skills, motivation, and psychological traits that each team member brings
Group dynamics, communication patterns, and collective behaviors
Structure, culture, resources, and systems that support team performance
A structured approach to understanding your team's performance
Create your team and invite members to participate
Team members complete confidential assessments
AI-powered insights analyze patterns and dynamics
Receive specific recommendations for improvement
Built on peer-reviewed research and validated frameworks from organizational psychology
Confidential assessments encourage honest feedback and psychological safety
Specific recommendations help teams focus on the highest-impact improvements
Regular assessments track progress and identify new areas for development
Teams using structured assessments show measurable improvements in performance
Simple setup and clear reporting make it accessible for teams of all sizes