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Teamwork is not only applicable in sports. It applies in every sphere of life, be it the workplace, family, religious places, politics and society at large. When you work as a team, there’s a sense of belonging, which seems to be rooted deeply in the human psyche.
If there’s one thing bothering one person, everything can go wrong. And the way of solving that issue is talking. Being in a team can positively affect our efficacy. It elevates people to new heights; encourage the members to push themselves further in pursuit of that ultimate goal.
Currently, we live in a world where many prefer working and making it in life as individuals. One will quit their job to try something new all by themselves. But there’s an ingredient that a team offers because you are dealing with like-minded people.
So, even if you work alone, you need other minds around you. As a part of a team, you better understand the stresses that you’re all up against.
There are major accomplishments that wouldn’t have worked without teamwork.For example, Google had four key players, Sergey Brin, Larry Page, Eric Schmidt and Omid Kordestani who created the search engine that they started from a friend’s garage. The founder of Walt Disney gathered nine people (animators) to revolutionize the movies for children and adults alike.