Australian Engineering Practice - Assignment
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Australian Engineering Practice 1AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERING PRACTICEStudent’s nameClass nameTutors nameUniversity affiliationCity/stateDate
Australian Engineering Practice 2IMPACT OF PARTICIPATING COLLABORATIVELY IN TEAMSTeam work has been extensively the core theme of any productive outcome expected either by an individual, a company or an organization .It is believed that any activity or work done by more than one person has a higher level of accuracy and legitimacy as it has passed through a series of cross checks from all the hands involved of the people that were assigned to do it hence they say, many hands make work easier[ CITATION Eng12 \l 1033 ]. However, not at all times does team work yield a higher level of accuracy from the final product from the team. At times it is the same group or cohorts of people that spoil up a whole lot of a well-planned outcome and this at times spoils the reputation of a team rather than a blame game on only one person who would have done the job. Team work can have a good positive impact on expectations or on the other side it might hold up equal measures of negative impact on the expected outcome from the team. Needless to say, teamwork has got demerits and merits on almost equal measures as evidently seen and witnessed in our society mostly in the engineering field [ CITATION Cha18 \l 1033 ].Positive impacts and benefits of collaborative team work can be outlined towards the goodwillof the assignee of the work to be done by the team as a full unit without any form of biasness.Efficient division of duty or work within the members of the team is a major great benefit that might come from the team. This ensures that whenever each team member is assigned a duty under their own field of expertise, then at the end of it all, results gathered from each member and adjoined could give a one unit system of productivity and if well matched can be one of the best solution provider tactic ever practiced before. Proper team collaboration might also aid in efficient learning process to the members [CITATION Gai06 \l 1033 ]. In any
Australian Engineering Practice 3team, not all of them have the same level of knowledge towards an idea of operation of a task. So when they are put together in a pool to work, some of the members will slowly learn what they didn’t know procedurally from the gifted ones and this might be of help to them in the future in case they are assigned a duty somewhere else without the former members that they were within a group before and hence promotes an increase in efficiency and productivity.A great improvement in qualities and skills is also a major outcome of a positive team work. Leadership qualities can be drawn from members who have efficient and good leadership skills [ CITATION Geo06 \l 1033 ]. When a leader becomes appointed to lead a team to work for a target, the leader will throughout the process express great leadership skills that can become an eye opener to others in the team. The other non-leaders members of the team from time to time will try to copy and heed to the leadership skills and use them for their benefit just in case the chance to express leadership is handed over to them and thus it is always wise that whenever you assign a duty to a large team, it is advisable to appoint a good leader based on observation that will lead the team accordingly to achieve the target you wishfor. Adverse communication skills is also drawn from fellow members I terms of great public speaking ability and modes of self-expression in front of a mass of people whenever a point is needed to reach across the people. They also get the chance to meet new people once put in the team.On the contrary, collaborative team work has got negative impacts too. Blame game is one of the major shortcomings of a well-planned team. Whenever a duty is failed to be executed by
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