Teamwork
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Teamwork Skills

Reasons Companies Use Teams

Decisions Teams Make

Team Responsibilities (R)

Problems That Affect Teams

Building Team Communication

Expressing Yourself on a Team

Giving Constructive Criticism

Receiving Criticism

Team Problem Solving

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6. Because each member has a unique outlook, teams are bound to be inefficient.

Your answer, False, is correct. Teams will be efficient when each member helps keep the others on task.

7. A good team sees problems in a positive light.

Your answer, True, is correct. A good team will view a problem as an opportunity to overcome a challenge.

8. It is your job as a team member to give other members feedback.

Your answer, True, is correct. Giving feedback to other team members in a helpful way promotes team unity and raises morale.

9. When other team members get into a disagreement, you should stay out of it.

Your answer, False, is correct. Being part of a team includes helping other members reach a resolution when disagreements arise.

10. Employee teams today often make big decisions.

Your answer, True, is correct. Companies today often depend on employee teams to make decisions that steer the organization or lead to company-wide policies.

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