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Develop emotional intelligence, interact well with others, and build collaborative relationships for effective teamwork. Define roles and responsibilities of team members. Give and receive feedback and critical appraisals from team members.

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Jump to section:听Understanding Teamwork and Interpersonal Skills听| Cultivating Teamwork听| Quick Guide to Being a Team Player听|听Taking Action | Resources |听References

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Understanding Teamwork & Interpersonal Skills听

A team is defined as a group of individuals possessing the complementary skills required to perform a job towards a common goal and shared reward. Team members exchange constructive feedback.听Teamwork results in a greater outcome than the sum of performances of each team member alone.听^[]听

Why does it matter?

The outcome of teamwork is shaped by the pool of skills and expertise of all members.听^[]听The collective effort of a group enhances productivity and ensures the delivery of higher quality work.听^[]听In addition, having a diversity in backgrounds, opinions, and attitudes adds various perspectives, originality, and overall richness to the project at hand.听^[]听In fact, enhanced creativity in problem solving and decision-making has been observed in teams with divergent opinions or intellectual conflicts.听^[][]听
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Cultivating Teamwork

While it may come naturally to some, others need to put in extra efforts to build interpersonal relationships, including one-on-one or group collaborations. If that is the case for you, consider participating in non-professional groups such as student associations, event planning committees, or sports teams. A less stressful and more entertaining context allows you to experience teamwork dynamics while sharpening your interpersonal skills, alleviating your concerns, and building your confidence as a听team player.听听

Developing Interpersonal Skills听

Are you able to recognize and manage your own emotions and those of others? If so, you possess emotional intelligence.听 Emotional intelligence is the ability to monitor and regulate feelings and use them to guide your actions.听^[]听You can imagine the importance of听self-awareness, self-regulation, empathy, motivation, and social skills 鈥� abilities grounded in emotional intelligence听鈥撎齱hen working with others. In fact, a growing body of research supports a strong relationship between successful teamwork and emotional intelligence.听^[]听To develop interpersonal skills, focus on the five above-mentioned components of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills.听听

Consider the following to enhance your interpersonal skills:听

• Observe how you react to what others say or do and try to put yourself in their place before passing judgment.听听听
• Practice the behaviour that you expect from others. For example, many people value humility. Be humble by giving others the chance to show their accomplishments. Also, try to identify your weaknesses. You will soon realize that you are not perfect, so don鈥檛 expect others to be.听听
• Do a self-evaluation and check-in with听yourself.听What are the qualities you bring to your team? What can you improve on to enhance teamwork?听
• Examine your own reaction to stressful events and that of others. You will learn how to manage your professional conduct while maintaining positive relationships with your team.听
• Gauge your decisions taking into account their impact on others and their听feelings, and听be accountable for your actions. Apologizing or admitting a mistake may not be easy, but it will go a long way when building strong and genuine relationships with others (modified from听).听
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Quick Guide听to听Being听a Team Player听

1. Be assertive and develop your听public speaking听skills to express your ideas during group discussions听听
2. Learn about who your team members听are:听their expertise, working styles, and preferences. This information is valuable in setting expectations and distributing tasks.听听
3. Work with a high level of interdependence. Be reliable and accountable听for the performance of the team
4. Understand your role and that of other team听members, and听give credit to others for their contributions.听^[][]听
5. Respect the confidentiality of any shared information and agreements between all parties.听
6. Maintain transparency of operations and continuously share reports on progress whether negative or positive.听
7. Be aware听of your strengths and听weaknesses, and听recognize and accept them in others.听
8. Respect the diversity on your team and听be inclusive听in your actions.听听
9. Maintain a degree of separation between professional and personal aspects. Avoid turning professional conflicts into personal ones.听^[]听
10. Solicit feedback from colleagues at all levels while respecting their needs and intentions.听^[]听
11. Collaborate with others outside of your organization with the awareness of existing cultural听differences听between individuals and organizations.听^[]听Establish cross-disciplinary partnerships to attain goals while acknowledging the mutual benefits for all parties (e.g., profits, exchanging expertise or resources).听^[]听
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Taking Action

• Workshop 鈥�: A series of workshops designed for participants to acquire effective interpersonal skills including how to better work in a team.
• Workshop 鈥� SKILLSETS Leadership听Series: Series of two-hour workshops aimed to introduce participants to the general concept of leadership, and to provide an overview of the different skills crucial to successfully leading in management roles
• Course 鈥�: An intensive short- training course designed to develop managerial skills including effective collaboration and teamwork.
• Check for upcoming workshops and programs under 鈥淲ork with others: Teamwork & Collaboration鈥�
• 缅北强奸 Supervision: This site offers guidelines and practical advice to supervisors and graduate student supervisees
• Engage in at 缅北强奸.
• Play a peer support role as part of the听.
• Volunteer on-campus or in the community.

Resources

Books, Articles & Reports听

• Making the team: A guide for managers - 听听
• HBR's 10 must reads on collaboration. (2013). Boston, Mass: Harvard Business Review Press.听听
• Kayser, T. A. (2011).听Building Team Power. New York, USA: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing.听
• Nadler, R. S. (2010).听Leading with Emotional Intelligence. New York, USA: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing.听
• Shirky, C. (2008).听Here comes everybody: The power of organizing without organizations. London: Allen Lane.听听
• Tapscott, D., & Williams, A. D. (2008).听Wikinomics: How mass collaboration changes everything.听听

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