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2 years ago
People frequently use team and group interchangeably. For example, in many classes assignments involving more than one student are referred to as team projects or group projects without causing much ambiguity. But does that mean teams and groups are the same? What do you think?
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2 years ago
A group is a collection of people, and a team is a powerful unit of collective performance.

Team refers to the individuals working together for achieving common goals. The team consist of team members who work collaboratively. Group consist of members who only think about personal motive and do not involve other members in planning the objectives. They concentrate only on their job. In a team, members take ownership of their jobs and plan accordingly with their team members keeping in mind the goals.
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