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How to adapt sports culture in a company for better teamwork.

How to adapt sports culture in a company for better teamwork.

(Here are a few team management suggestions for the company’s growth.)
Employees and coworkers form the foundation of an organisation, which is managed
by teamwork and focus. The same guidelines apply to building a great team in
sports. Teamwork is always assumed whether you work for the government or the
private sector. To improve performance and produce successful results,
organisations aim to instil a sports culture in their employees.

Utsav Bhattacharjee, former Co-Founder & COO at ‘Pick My Work’ and Co-Founder
of ‘Reculta’, is an excellent team member and advisor for a team-building exercise.
“Every team member brings a different perspective and strengths to the team. If you
do not proactively engage and contribute, it is leveraging your uniqueness.” he
shared.

Bhattacharjee further adds that being involved and resolving conflicts also play an
important part in effective membership. He also gave some more advice on building
a connection between co-workers for faith.

“In case you find that there is something that is unclear or merits an explanation, ask
questions. Often, this exercise will allow deepening of trust between team members
and better alignment within the Team”, he notified.

He says in the meeting that Giving feedback and learning to accept criticism are
other important qualities of an effective team member. Easier said than done, this
requires careful and prolonged practice. “The rewards are significant for all
concerned if done properly. As with any difficult task, the trick is to keep at it to
become better and better.

How eloquently he described the facts for teamwork and growth in the company. He
also taught us how to engage ourselves with work and team members. How to
establish an emotional and professional connection at work to increase our trust in
you and our convictions. So, you can give your best to your company.