The Culture Code examines the dynamics of groups to help us understand how great teams work, and what we can do to improve our relationships whenever we cooperate with others.

What's your take on talent?

Do you think it doesn't exist, and that everything can be learned?

Or do you believe it's binary and that if you're not born with it, you can never get it?

As with most things, the truth lies somewhere in the middle.

In The Gambler, where Mark Wahlberg portrays a gambling-addicted English literature professor who divides the world into geniuses and idiots, we get a pretty good idea of what talent truly means.

Talent can seem unattainable, but in reality, success is all about your work ethic and drive.

In Daniel Coyle's previous book, The Talent Code, he broke down the idea of talent to its core.

Now, having examined the components of great performance on an individual level, he turns to groups and teams.

The Culture Code is a thorough analysis of how humans work together and how they can do it even better.