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[[File:Icon-team.jpg|thumbnail|right|300px|According to Herzing University, [[teamwork skills]] include: Communication skills, [[Time management]] skills, Problem-solving skills, Listening skills, [[Critical thinking]] skills, collaboration skills and [[leadership]] skills.<ref>[https://www.herzing.edu/blog/7-important-teamwork-skills-you-need-school-and-your-career 7 Important Teamwork Skills You Need in School and Your Career], Herzing University</ref>]]
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'''Collaboration''' is the process of working together on a shared [[goal]]. It is the [[hallmark]] of volunteer organizations and grassroots movements.
 
'''Collaboration''' is the process of working together on a shared [[goal]]. It is the [[hallmark]] of volunteer organizations and grassroots movements.
  

Revision as of 12:20, January 21, 2024

Collaboration is the process of working together on a shared goal. It is the hallmark of volunteer organizations and grassroots movements.

William Gaver wrote:

  • The shift from computer systems that support a single user working alone to those supporting a group of users working together is a profound one. It leads to a consideration of the ways people work together in the everyday world and possible ways to extend and support their interactions. [1]

Collaboration skills

See also: Collaboration skills

According to Corey Moseley, a writer on company culture, employee engagement, and internal communications, as far as collaboration skills, "Collaboration is all about bringing people together from different departments, locations, and teams, then focusing their efforts on a common goal. But it can’t happen unless everyone’s on the same page, skill-wise. Collaboration is a process, but collaborating well is a skill that’s honed over time."[1]

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