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Teamwork in a Nutshell

Greetings All, hope you've been doing well and progressing on your goals. After researching on Google for some type of reminder about teamwork, I located this information: The three C's of Teamwork: 'For our teams to succeed under any circumstance, we must always prioritize communication, team coordination, and cooperation.' Retrieved 3/20/2023. Photo Credit: Christina Morillo

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