By mswatcher
via scottberkun.com
Published: Jul 30 2010 / 12:49
Many people never learn how to work on a team.
It’s sad, but the reason many projects fail has little to do with expertise or intelligence. Instead it’s the fact that as soon as you have two or more people working together, they have figure out how to share, collaborate and trust each other to be successful. And ‘playing well with others’ is something few adults are ever taught how to do. If we learn it, it’s by the good fortune of being on at least one good team early in our careers.
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