Another Difference: Our Bibliography

One fact that sets The SuddenTeams^TM Program apart from standard team building methods is its basis in solid research. So far, TeamTrainers has reviewed more than 500 scientific and business sources on team dynamics and small group research, the majority of those studies published in peer-reviewed journals.

Before spending your budget on unproven team building events, ask the vendor how they know what they know. Is their method based on facts and analysis carefully tested in a variety of settings plus case studies from various industries? On programs, presentations or books somebody else wrote? Or simply on their belief that it ought to work and their self-interested sense that it has?

Our methods have always been based on "The Science of Teams," a phrase we trademarked in 2000, and TeamTrainers is your only source for the power of The SuddenTeams Program. Here is the proof:

Bibliography (PDF, 25 pages)

Many of the studies are summarized in our free TeamResearch News online publication and listed in its Teamwork Article Index. Advice on applying The Science of Teams in your team is a regular feature of our Teams Blog. If you have any questions about the bibliography or want some reading recommendations, contact us.