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No they did not think ahead, like many of us yet it looked like a terrible loss for one or more of them who appeared to really need that truck...

Easy to laugh i self-recognition that I, too, have been part of a team where we did not clearly see what might happen as a consequence of our actions yet i felt for them as it did not look like these were people for whom the loss would really affect their life
~ a fan of teamwork

Mike, I have worked with teams in the past that had just as much confusion happening within their group until I added other parts missing from their team concept.
Like most unorganized, poorly planned teams there had to be guidance, team leaders, operating procedures, organization, safety guidelines, and participation/participants.
When those factors are added to a team success normally happens.

Mike,

Excellent video showing a very funny example of when teams successfully work together but with vary unsuccessful results. Leadership, Safety, Communication Skills, Understanding of roles, Planning, are all critical aspects of a successful team. Thanks for Sharing.

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