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Do you function more effectively as a team member or as an individual contributor?

By ENG A.K.A. Keithold Jr. Asked Jun 15 2008 5:56AM
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Answer 1 out of 2

by technios on Jun 19, 2008 at 11:36 am Permalink

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i do both well as long as it is something that i have motivation for
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by E as in egg on Jun 19, 2008 at 11:35 am Permalink

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I can do both, but I'm better as a team member. Even better as a team leader.
I'm not being full of myself. My training, work and life experience have given me the qualities and expertise to safely say I'm a good team leader.
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