Characteristics of Good Team Members
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This document outlines the key characteristics of good team members as identified by Mr. Lance Mercado. It states that entrepreneurs must work with others through teams to start their businesses. Good team members display commitment to team goals, have the necessary competencies and skills, effectively communicate through both oral and written forms, cooperate with others and accept group decisions, and provide creative perspectives. The five characteristics of good team members are then each described in their own section.
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