teambuilding - the process of encouraging members of a group to work well together, for example by having them take part in activities or games, a teammate - a fellow member of a team, to volunteer - to offer to do something that you do not have to do, often without having been asked to do it and/or without expecting payment, to compromise for the good of the team - be ready to reduce your demands or change your opinion when you know the team will win from this, to receive praise - to get an approval of the achievements, to stick around - to stay somewhere for a period of time, to respect - to show honor, to appreciate - to recognize how good someone or something is and to value him, her, or it, people on my team - people who you work with, to attain goals - to achieve goals, comfortable environment - enjoing and secure atmosphere at work, to advocate a position - to publicly support a position, to feel free to express thoughts - not to be afraid to say what is on your mind, to make a contribution - to do something to help make smth successful or to produce it., a sense of belonging - the feeling as an integral part of a group, viewpoints - point of view, a way of looking at or thinking, to carry out the decision - to take action based on sth that has been decided, to put ides into actions - to start doing what has been planned, a chairperson - the person who is in charge of a meeting or committee / of a large organization or company, to encourage cooperation - to promote working together for a particular purpose,

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