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The article argues that the Portuguese national team's success stems from overcoming five collective failures identified by Patrick Lencioni, specifically through a leader named JJ who prioritizes 'Jointness' and 'Joy' over ego. The team is described as playing with high intensity and clear responsibility, contrasting with previous failures where communication and commitment were lacking. The evidence highlights specific tactical adjustments and the psychological shift from individualism to collective accountability.

Key points

• The article identifies 'desatenção aos resultados' (disregard for results) as the fatal outcome of the first two Lencioni dysfunction: lack of trust and fear of conflict.
• The leader JJ is defined as the embodiment of 'Jam Joy,' creating a rigorous structure that allows for improvisational genius while maintaining collective accountability.

Context and limitations

The article focuses exclusively on the Portuguese national team's tactical and psychological evolution under JJ, omitting broader corporate case studies or comparative analysis with other national teams.

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