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teamwork

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They know that playing sports helps a child’s physical and mental well-being, teaches teamwork and develops social skills.

My ability as an engineer and researcher to make progress on truly grand challenges hinges on extensive teamwork.

From Fortune

With title companies and lenders now allowing many virtual options, the teamwork that goes into a smooth real estate transaction is stronger than ever.

After all, when faced with a pandemic that requires social isolation, it’s a lot easier to fine-tune a jump shot than a coordinated defensive scheme that requires precise movements and teamwork.

They pass, cut, float, feint, screen, shoot and dunk like the personification of teamwork in its most merciless and committed form.

He turned that story into an ending about the unity and teamwork that defines America at its best.

A view of his—that I share—is that through teamwork, so much can be achieved.

Teamwork is needed because Yahoo is valued at about $21 billion, making it too rich for anyone to handle on their own.

“You need trust, openness, cooperation and teamwork,” Boehner said.

He had a staff around him that was more effective and had more teamwork.

It had never, perhaps, come to the minds of the boys that teamwork was a term that could be applied to work as well as to play.

This is what is called the fine spirit of teamwork by which things get done, both in private and public enterprise.

Good teamwork assures two states of mind in the individual which are most helpful for efficient work.

Teamwork is of course intimately connected with leadership; and will be frequently mentioned in discussing the latter.

You see them developing the spirit of discipline you have hoped for, and the co-operation in that teamwork which means so much.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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