All Kinds of Leadership

The ten teams already had distinct personalities before they even began.

Cooking isn't determined by ingredients alone.

Even if you gave everyone the same chicken, potatoes, and onions, one person would make soup, another would make a roast, and another would try frying them.

But a team competition adds people to the equation.

The moment five people stand in front of the same workstation, their relationships often determine the quality of the food.

The finished dish changes depending on who speaks first, who picks up a knife, and who listens to someone else.

I created Round 2 to see exactly that.

“First team, prepare yourselves.”

My voice echoed through the amphitheater.

The ten teams didn't begin simultaneously in this round...