People enjoy working in teams. An ideal team will work together efficiently, effectively and above all with pleasure. They set about achieving their personal and organisational goals together with enthusiasm. But experience teaches us that working in teams does not always match the ideal image we may have of it. < >A smooth running team demands a lot of patience on your part, insight into the psychological aspects of people and familiarity with team dynamics. Thats why you need a number of different skills, such as dealing with conflict. You also need to work with the members of your team on developing their talents, and you need to deploy their qualities at just the right moment in time. You also need to be able to let go, delegate and have faith in the maturity of your team to undertake their tasks. That means that you need to be able to take a critical look at your own behaviour and those areas where you could improve and ask for feedback about it. These and other aspects are all
