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noun

cooperative or coordinated effort on the part of a group of persons acting together as a team or in the interests of a common cause.

work done with a team.

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Origin:
1820–30; team + work

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For another, there is an uncommon level of teamwork.

Another major difference is in the focus on teamwork.

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For another, there is an uncommon level of teamwork.

Another major difference is in the focus on teamwork.

The student body is diverse and there is a strong emphasis on teamwork and a personal approach to student development.

Dusky dolphins use teamwork to herd schools of fish together for easy eating.

They don't do teamwork and can't adapt to new technologies.

Teamwork is an everyday occurrence, and is made easy with our new open workspaces.

Proven leadership skills that inspire and align others, and embrace teamwork and collaboration.

Cricket, instead, had brought lessons in teamwork and leadership.

Just a great example of teamwork in the animal kingdom.

Our company relies on our teamwork to properly function.

Students also should be developing teamwork abilities and cultivating an interest in science.

Teamwork versus individual performance tends to be the rule.

Managing collaboration requires special skills: less emphasis on individual achievement, more on teamwork.

Many of these animals are faster than lions, so teamwork pays off.

The game encourages you to stick together as much as possible by rewarding teamwork.

PhD's routinely ask applicants to give examples of initiative, leadership, and teamwork.

And the dependance of outcomes on teamwork makes contribution harder to quantify.

The slow progress, crippling cold, and stress have begun unraveling the indispensable braided rope of teamwork.

Teamwork isn't a new concept, particularly for shooters.

For me, it is a source of great exercise, and taught me much about teamwork also.

The system the dabbawalas have developed over the years revolves around strong teamwork and strict time-management.

But even skilled teamwork may not ensure a calf's survival.

But it turns out penguins will take teamwork only so far.

Big problems need big solutions, teamwork and partnership.

Many of these animals are faster than lions, so teamwork pays off for them.

Adams credits the team's thorough preparation and their excellent teamwork despite the round-the-clock schedule.

No you wouldn't because the teamwork would be lousy and let's face it nothing would get done.

Moffett describes how risk-taking, trust, and teamwork contribute to his success.

So it developed a major initiative to support and encourage teamwork.

Toward dusk, my companions started stringing up tarps in the downpour with rapid, silent teamwork.

It has not been an easy, relaxing adventure, but a hands-on exploration that took a lot of teamwork to make each day a success.

They call it a surgical team, but there may be a lot of teamwork left to be desired, a new study finds.

Departments could also provide more opportunities for students to develop their skills in teamwork and collaboration.

Goldmanites are expected to work from dawn till night and to value teamwork over individual glory.

He got a taste of teamwork and quick results, and liked.

We have lots of team projects and it works great with my teamwork project management site.

Leadership and personal skills development are covered through a course that emphasises effective teamwork and self-learning.

Even in nature, teamwork results in collective laziness.

Since teams had to plan an efficient route, strategy and teamwork were vital.

They encourage teamwork and use the campus as a support network.

They work together to rescue themselves, and in the end, that teamwork is what makes them such a strong team.

And it does not always value teamwork or cooperation.

ShopGirls members said that learning about teamwork has been a big part of the challenge and reward of working on the project.

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World English Dictionary

teamwork (ˈtiːmˌwɜːk)

—n
1.	the cooperative work done by a team
2.	the ability to work efficiently as a team

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Word Origin & History

teamwork

1828 in the literal sense, from team + work.. Attested by 1909 in the extended sense.

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Computing Dictionary

Teamwork definition

product, software, tool
A SASD tool from Sterling Software, formerly CADRE Technologies, which supports the Shlaer/Mellor Object-Oriented method and the Yourdon-DeMarco, Hatley-Pirbhai, Constantine and Buhr notations.
Teamwork was abandoned when Computer Associates acquired Sterling Software in March 2000.
(2002-05-29)

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