Team players show many positive characteristics. Which of the following characteristics should be expected of a good team player when asked to participate in a continuing education class for the unit?
a. "Sure, but my schedule is full right now."
b. "I did this last time. Let's give someone else a chance."
c. "Sure, I will need to make some changes to my schedule."
d. "Sure. How about next month?"
ANS: C
Good team players adapt to the needs of the team to accomplish their goal. The other options are not characteristics of team players.
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