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The document discusses teamwork and its benefits. It defines a team as a group working together towards a common goal, and teamwork as effective cooperation and communication. It outlines the stages of team development, from forming to performing, and key teamwork skills like trust, communication, problem-solving and conflict resolution. Benefits of teamwork include quick solutions, improved productivity, diversity of ideas and better decisions. High-performing teams can improve productivity, quality, flexibility, response to change and work attitudes.
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