-: I think the key to working on a group project
or working on a team is understanding the team members,
what their skills are, what their personalities are.
That can be hard if it's just a class,
and you maybe are assigned to a group,
you've got to get something done in a couple of weeks.
But when you're out in the workforce
and you have time to develop relationships
with your coworkers, it really helps to understand
how people communicate, what they're good at,
what sort of work they hate doing,
and then splitting up the project according to that
so that people are doing what they like
and what they're good at as much as you can, of course.
And being sure that you're taking people's
perspectives into account.
You need a leader, but if it's really truly a group project,
everyone's perspective needs to be represented.