A member of an effective/successful team does all of the following, except __________
a. collaborating and identifying win–win solutions
b. selecting alternatives to help the team meet its goals
c. planning and coordinating tasks
d. taking on the majority of the work to support other team members
d
a. Incorrect: This is an action of an effective team member.
b. Incorrect: This is an action of an effective team member.
c. Incorrect: This is an action of an effective team member.
d. Correct: D Correct: Taking on the majority of the work is not an effective way of working with a team.
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