If those who comprise a Great Group can work together effectively, then so can those in any other group. Bennis and Biederman suggest how by explaining what Great Groups share in common. Ideally, leadership will be active throughout an entire organization. Bennis and Biederman answer these questions. Groucho Marx once suggested that alimony is like feeding hay to a dead horse.
Mules have their uses as do dead horses.
However, any organization committed to greatness must attract, develop, and lead great people. The extent to which a Great Group can be assembled and then be effective depends on the extent to which any organization is committed to perfection. Bennis and Biederman conclude Organizing Genius by providing 15 Take-Home Lessons. Each is directly relevant to any organization that aspires to accomplish what Steve Jobs once described as being insanely great. None of us is as smart as all of us.