Effective communication generates 4.5 times higher talent retention.
Having good teamwork skills means that you can bring out the best in yourself and others, effectively gather and use a range of information to solve problems, share the workload fairly and sensibly, and form close-knit bonds as you rely on one another to achieve your goals.
In turn, this helps reduce any stress on yourself and your teammates, which is crucial because it prevents burnout, improves productivity, and helps you, and the team, better appreciate the colours and patterns in the rich tapestry you create together.
Learning outcomes
- Understand the concept of teamwork
- Know what it takes to make teamwork successful
- Be equipped with actionable teamwork tips
Sections
- Introducing Teamwork
- Being Part of a Team
