Team flow: the stimulus for individual happiness and team performance

In Boom Publishers' Handbook of Work Happiness, Jef van den Hout was allowed to devote a chapter to the concept of team flow. He did this based on his experiences with the Solar Team Eindhoven, among other things. The book has 19 chapters with 27 authors written under the editorship of Ad Bergsma, Onno Hamburger and Erwin Klappe. Download the chapter on team flow for free here.

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Team flow: the stimulus for individual happiness and team performance

In Boom Publishers' Handbook of Work Happiness, Jef van den Hout was allowed to devote a chapter to the concept of team flow. He did this based on his experiences with the Solar Team Eindhoven, among other things. The book has 19 chapters with 27 authors written under the editorship of Ad Bergsma, Onno Hamburger and Erwin Klappe. Download the chapter on team flow for free here.

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Jef van den Hout
15 Jan 2025
Jef van den Hout
15 Jan 2025
collective ambition, teamflow

Emergency room doctor – Ingvar Berg [Moments of Flow – Episode 2].

In the docuseries “Moments of Flow,” we unravel the flow of extraordinary teams. This time, the flow of the team led by emergency room (ER) physician Ingvar Berg saved the life of a pulmonary embolism patient brought in by ambulance on the night in question.
Jef van den Hout
27 Feb 2011
Jef van den Hout
27 Feb 2011
flow, Kyteman, teamflow

The Flow of ReaZun

Flow Concepts likes to test its theories on team flow in practice. In 2011, we held an interview with rapper ReaZun of Kyteman’s Hiphop Orchestra. This band had tremendous success in 2011. All concerts were sold out. They were at all the major festivals in the Netherlands. Newspapers described the band as a bouncing gang of optimal mutual chemistry. Reason enough to find out what was happening in this group.
Jef van den Hout
2 Jan 2023
Jef van den Hout
2 Jan 2023
team size, teaming

How large can a team be?

Why do some teams perform great, while others get stuck in mediocrity? In the AD article by neuroscientist Chantal van der Leest, we dive into fascinating group phenomena such as social loafing and the Ringelmann effect: the more people in a team, the less everyone does. What makes a team really effective? And why is a team of five often better than one of thirty? With insights from psychology, practical experience with organizations such as Buurtzorg, and tips for better cooperation, this article is a must-read for anyone working in or with teams. Discover how to recognize and break through group behavior.

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