04 | Modern Post Office

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Most people who go to their workplace at an office, factory floor, or any other organization every weekday contact their colleagues one way or another. It would seem that they all work together, but not every group of colleagues can be called a team. A team is people working together on one task, going to the same goal, constantly interacting with each other. Members of one working team are well aware of each other's tasks, constantly and openly communicate on working issues. Responsibility for achieving a common goal lies equally with everyone. The employees of the team are more or less dependent on each other. And for representatives of some professions it is simply impossible to work alone (surgeon, tower crane operator, subway driver, etc.)

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