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Re:Building Self-Managed Teams: A Case Study from Riot Games by ClumsyPilot on Thursday May 20, 2021 @07:54AM (#27219971)
I am not clear how does this logic work.

I belong to a social group that does barbeque and goes for beers. What would group succeed at if I go "above an beyond"?

Local sports groups dont win championships, most of the time they don't even compete. I struggle to find an example where this analogie hold.

Re:Building Self-Managed Teams: A Case Study from Riot Games by falcor84 on Thursday May 20, 2021 @12:40PM (#27223480)
>I belong to a social group that does barbeque and goes for beers. What would group succeed at if I go "above an beyond"?

Well, I suppose this would mean that instead of just being a passive participant, you go out of your way to look for that cool new pub that your friends might enjoy, or a way to make the hamburgers more juicy. You'd take some pride in your ability to provide this value to the group and enjoy the improved social standing of being 'the one who really knows this stuff', and of course just enjoying a better culinary experience overall.