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Thursday, April 19, 2012

Importance Of a Good Team



The importance of a good team comes with many attributes.  Many of those attributes are the driving forces of success and/or failures of careers.  Trust, building a solid work ethic, great support system, positive energy, encouragement, patience and understanding are just a few attributes of having a good team.  Along with these attributes comes one of the most important, Relationships.  Building relationships in and outside a team causes more doors to open, which then turns into bigger situations for a team. 


Trust is a vital key in the importance of a good team.   The only way to build trust is through interaction that is quite frequent.  Trust also builds integrity, and when these things are shown, the team can then say they trust others, and call themselves trustworthy.  A person trusts a group when he or she believes that group members make good-faith efforts to stick to their commitments, are honest in their negotiations, and don't take advantage of one another even when the opportunity presents itself  (Degrosky).

Having a solid work ethic goes a long way with a team, even from the small jobs to the big jobs.  In a team there’s no little task and no little recognition.  The importance of a good team entails many aspects because without the support and loyalty of a team it becomes very difficult to build and keep a company in good standing. Being surrounded by positive energy always brings out the best in a team. The mood of one person can change the mood of everyone. Now lets talk about encouragement, I think that encouragement is one of the many keys that unlock the door of success. Without encouraging words, a shoulder to lean on, someone to talk to and depend on its hard to keep ones sanity in the world of entrepreneurship. The gift of patience and understanding keeps the positive energy around. There is no need for bickering and fighting within a team it, creates too much turmoil.  It is always good to have that patience and understanding that will keep the team smooth sailing.

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