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Teamwork means people working together and co-operating. In
many projects, it is important that people work together to achieve a
common goal. The new design for a computer system may include people
working in teams.
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To be an effective member of a team, you have to...
- listen to other people's
ideas.
- share your ideas with
others.
- help other members of the
team.
- interact with others - ask
questions and generally communicate
- respect other people's
ideas.
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Projects will take less time to
complete if there is effective teamwork, and the end result will be
better. Teams should bring together people with
different skills. Members of the team
will also feel positive that they have contributed to a common goal.
An individual working alone will feel less confident, more stressed and
may find difficulties harder to resolve.
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Many businesses now have virtual teams
- the team members communicate over the Internet. |
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However... ...team members may not get on well with each
other....disagreements...arguments...conflicts.
Teams in conflict will not get the job done effectively. |
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