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Cooperation

Helping each other while working towards the same goal.

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To cooperate is to work together, towards the same goal, the same end. When this is kept in mind, the team can work together to produce successful results. The success produced by the combined efforts of the can help bust any animosity among team members as well as develop a sense of importance and belonging. This in turn will help increase engagement and productivity and boost morale. It will individuals want to put their ideas and thoughts forward, increasing chances of a great idea.


One of the most important aspects of cooperation is to make sure everyone’s making an effort, putting their best put forward. Everybody must be equally involved to carry out the given tasks at hand, else, not everybody is cooperating. However, everyone taking care of their part of the work doesn’t mean you can’t help each other. Cooperation also includes crossing hurdles together, which means you never leave a person behind. You must help each other  because at the end of the day, your aim is the same. Through helping each other and working together, members can learn from each other- learn from the mistakes as well as learn from the success. Sharing such stories with each helps in the growth of the individuals of the team.

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