Do Team: How to get the best from everyone

by Charlie Gladstone

This book is about working with other people. It’s about making that experience a positive one. It’s about how a happy, engaged and motivated team becomes an unstoppable force. In Do Team, entrepreneur Charlie Gladstone draws on three decades of experience as an employer of over 100 people and father of six, to share practical, honest and insightful advice on such matters Choosing the right people - Getting through tough times - Team building for introverts - The power of (very) small teams - Why good manners and kindness matter most. With easy-to-follow entries on hiring, gentle leadership, emotional intelligence and retaining a sense of humour, Do Team will help you get the best from everyone so that you, your team and your business can thrive. 'A must-read for anyone who wants to lead their team with empathy and kindness — from the man who does it best.' - Holly Tucker MBE 'No matter what your vision may be, you will inevitably need people to help you realise it. I can't think of a better tool for building, nurturing, and leading your team than this book.' - Peter Buchanan Smith, founder of Best Made Co 'I’ve always found myself wanting to join in with anything Charlie Gladstone has suggested. This book explains why.' - Johnnie Boden, founder of Boden Charlie Gladstone is an entrepreneur with 30 years’ experience operating small businesses. He is a retailer, festival owner, farmer, author, publican, restauranteur, podcast host, property developer, charity board member and enthusiast. His businesses employ over 100 people and include The Good Life Society, the Hawarden Estate Farm Shop in North Wales and Glen Dye Cabins and Cottages in Scotland. With his wife Caroline, he wrote The Family Guide to the Great Outdoors (Penguin Random House). They have been married for over 30 years and together they have six adult children.

106 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 6, 2021

Reviews

[Michael Cook · Rating 4 out of 5]

Condensed Approach

Perhaps not a good starting point but a really interesting refresher about working and leading a team. Lots on self within the team and how behaviour reflects back