Teaching an Anthill to Fetch

"Like the college courses in musical and literary appreciation, this book is intended for several groups: not only for practitioners, actual and would-be, but also for those who read merely for enjoyment." Questia

“Teaching An Anthill To Fetch” by Stephen James Joyce provides a key concept and tool for this–collaborative intelligence or CQ. The book argues that in today’s world, IQ and EQ are no longer enough – we must also need CQ or the capacity to harness the intelligence and energy of people. This book teaches tools on how to attract and retain high quality employees, create meaningful participation and effective collaboration, instill a strong sense of purpose to teams, and balance leadership with “followship.”PRLeap

"What we do for ourselves means little if we can't work well with others. However, if we can collaborate effectively there's nothing that cannot be achieved. Stephen Joyce's book brings all these issues together quite brilliantly; he clearly points out the barriers to collaboration and offers practical exercises to overcome them. It's a must-read if you're working with others toward a worthwhile goal." Trans4mind