Teamwork: Functions, Phases, Skills, and Effective Management

This report provides a comprehensive overview of teamwork, starting with an introduction to its importance in achieving shared goals. It delves into the core functions of teamwork, highlighting how it fosters unity, provides diverse perspectives, and enhances efficiency. The report then examines the four phases of group work—forming, storming, norming, and performing—as outlined by Bruce Tuckman, emphasizing their significance in team development. It also addresses how to identify and correct issues within a team. The report further explores the advantages and disadvantages of teamwork, the skills developed through group work (such as communication, time management, and problem-solving), and provides practical steps for effectively managing group work. The conclusion emphasizes the crucial role of teamwork in business growth and achieving targeted goals, and it highlights the various skills members can learn by working together.