All of these would cause the team to be unsuccessful and possibly even result in a serious injury. Teams can produce more creative, successful results because different people view situations from varying perspectives. An artist may look at a drawing of a building for its texture and color, while an architect may look at the same drawing for it accurateness. Teams provide its members with a sense of shared responsibility to see a project to completion. When a member is tired or discouraged, the others on the team can and should encourage that person to continue.
Teams also provide a broader base of talents and skills.
The quarterback has the talent of throwing or passing the football, whereas the receiver has the ability to catch and run with the ball. Another advantage to working in a team is that a larger amount of work can be completed in a shorter amount of time. If one person attempts to build a house, it would certainly take much longer than it would for a team of carpenters, electricians, and plumbers working together to build the same house. Ability to commit to a shared goal. Ability to listen to others' opinions and ideas.