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https://valshebnik.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Image0213.jpg25511415One of my favourite exercises with new teams is ‘Lifelines’. I’ve used it a lot through the years, especially when the team is almost all new. It has never let me down and it never fails to surprise. It sounds simple but seems to generate amazing, personal, in-depth discussions between new colleagues and teammates. Each […]