Dealing with Co-workers
One of the buzzwords in managerial circles these days is
“teamwork,” but no one’s completely sure how
to go about making it a reality other than to take the staff
on morale-boost excursions involving rope courses and trust-building
exercises.
For all the mystery surrounding it, true teamwork comes down
to knowing your job, doing it well, respecting the other members
in your group, and working with them to accomplish a common
goal. So how do you learn to collaborate with your co-workers
without sacrificing your individual work agenda? Here are
5 hints:
Clarify What’s in Conflict
Find a Common Goal
Don’t Take Things
Personally--Or Make Things Personal
Stick to the Issue at Hand
Don’t Let Friendship Get in the Way of Your Job
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Dealing
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