EnhanceEffectivenessThe Importance ofTeamworkin the WorkplaceImproveEfficiencyCOME TOGETHER.By: Alexandra Witt
“Two heads are better than one.”THINK BIG.CREATE BIGGER.
What isteamwork?"Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision.The ability to direct individual accomplishments toward organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results.” -Andrew Carnegie
How does teamwork work?It starts with a team.A team is “a set of people with a range of different skills who will ideally have objectives  that contribute to the overall corporate strategy of business.” 		-”Using Teamwork to Build a Better Workplace” – case study by The Times 100 				(Chartered Management Institute)
In simple terms,Teamwork is simply just a team collaborating with each other to reach a common goal.
Why it worksThe whole is greater than the sum of its partsLeadership and management provides organization and structure.EFFECTIVENESS.EFFICIENCY.
There’s one con…TEAMS FAIL.Unwillingness to cooperateLack of leadershipNo managerial supportFrustration can lead to loss of motivationToo much competition can stray teams away from the common goal
But the Pros Outweigh the Cons.Creates cooperative/friendly workplacesCreates leadersBetter ideas through creative competitionStrategic point of view = NO TUNNEL VISIONGoal attacked from numerous points of view instead of just one.Less time consuming
Using Teamwork in Real Life Work EnvironmentsBrainstorm meetingsGroup PresentationsMentoringEvent planning
To conclude Two heads are better than one
 Collective > individual
 Pros outweigh the cons“Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins championships.”- Michael Jordan

Teamwork in the Workplace

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    EnhanceEffectivenessThe Importance ofTeamworkinthe WorkplaceImproveEfficiencyCOME TOGETHER.By: Alexandra Witt
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    “Two heads arebetter than one.”THINK BIG.CREATE BIGGER.
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    What isteamwork?"Teamwork isthe ability to work together toward a common vision.The ability to direct individual accomplishments toward organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results.” -Andrew Carnegie
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    How does teamworkwork?It starts with a team.A team is “a set of people with a range of different skills who will ideally have objectives that contribute to the overall corporate strategy of business.” -”Using Teamwork to Build a Better Workplace” – case study by The Times 100 (Chartered Management Institute)
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    In simple terms,Teamworkis simply just a team collaborating with each other to reach a common goal.
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    Why it worksThewhole is greater than the sum of its partsLeadership and management provides organization and structure.EFFECTIVENESS.EFFICIENCY.
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    There’s one con…TEAMSFAIL.Unwillingness to cooperateLack of leadershipNo managerial supportFrustration can lead to loss of motivationToo much competition can stray teams away from the common goal
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    But the ProsOutweigh the Cons.Creates cooperative/friendly workplacesCreates leadersBetter ideas through creative competitionStrategic point of view = NO TUNNEL VISIONGoal attacked from numerous points of view instead of just one.Less time consuming
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    Using Teamwork inReal Life Work EnvironmentsBrainstorm meetingsGroup PresentationsMentoringEvent planning
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    To conclude Twoheads are better than one
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    Collective >individual
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    Pros outweighthe cons“Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins championships.”- Michael Jordan
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