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The document summarizes the MBTI profiles and roles of 5 members of a team named "TEAM Together-Each-Achieves-More". It provides the MBTI type and key traits of each member: Jeremiah and Brittany are ESFJs who seek structure and approval; Jason is an ENTP idea generator; John is an ISTP who prefers tangible outcomes; and Ken is an ENTJ leader. It also analyzes the group's commonalities, differences, strengths, and potential conflicts based on their personality types.
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