Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hand off work between team members effectively and efficiently. Cross train members of your team. Encourage productive feedback among team members. Be careful your team doesn't turn into a fiefdom.

Answer: Your shift may be ending or someone else could do the job better. For whatever reason for a hand off, getting the job done is more important than individual egos. Your team's client doesn't care who does it, just that it gets done. You know all those emails you've received in the past six months that tinker with how the team works, explain how to use certain tools and outline priorities? The person who just joined your team didn't receive them because they weren't here. Make sure they learn about recent team issues and resolutions. If you know a better way of doing things then share it with others. If someone else knows a better way, learn it. And don't restrict feedback to criticism. Give out some praise for a job well done. We'd all like the feedback to come from the boss, but by sharing feedback yourselves, you offload some work from your boss. Fiefdoms are teams gone bad - where people on a team "protect" their data, use non standard processes, and discourage interactions with other teams. Fiefdoms lead to turf wars - conflicts over which team has what responsibility. They drain productivity from the company. Classic symptoms of fiefdoms are "providing a feed" to another group (instead of access to live corporate data) and being told "not to talk to someone" outside the team.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Vacuum the entire surface area of the furniture piece. Add a few drops of non-detergent liquid soap to distilled water. Dampen a microfiber cloth in the cleaning solution. Wipe an inconspicuous spot on the furniture with the solution. Wipe the couch from top to bottom using your cleaning solution. Wipe the couch with just distilled water. Dry your patent leather furniture piece. Condition the leather to ensure it retains its softness. Use a small amount of vaseline or rubbing alcohol for tough stains.

Answer: Dirt and dust can collect in the nooks and crannies of sofas and their cushions. Use the brush extension of the vacuum to lift dirt and reach difficult areas. This will make a cleaning solution that won't damage the coated leather. It's important to use a non-detergent soap so the coating on the furniture is not dulled by harmful chemicals. Dip one small part of the cloth into the solution at first. Make sure the cloth is just damp, not saturated. You might need to ring it out a little bit before using it. Make sure it's not an area that you can see normally on the piece of furniture. This will be your test spot to ensure that there's no marking or staining from your cleaning solution. Wait for it to dry or gently wipe it dry after a few moments. If there's no discoloration on the test patch, continue wiping the couch. Work from top to bottom, using large circular motions and re-moistening the cloth as needed. After applying the cleaning solution, go back over the couch with a cloth dipped in only water. Work from top to bottom again, using large circular motions. This will help remove any residue from the soap. Use a soft, microfiber towel to dry the furniture. Your couch should never be soaking wet, as saturation will cause irreversible damage to the material. Never use a hair dryer or fan to dry the leather. Although they might be quicker, they can cause dehydration of the leather. To replace natural oils that leather loses when it is cleaned, apply a leather cream using a clean cloth. Let the cream dry completely and buff to shine if needed. Avoid using DIY cleaning or conditioning solutions that include vinegar, as it can strip the glossy coating from the patent leather. Apply the vaseline or rubbing alcohol to a q-tip or paper towel and gently it rub into the stained area. Wipe the area dry after 15-20 seconds, and reapply if necessary until the stain disappears. After the stain is gone, wipe down the area with a damp cloth and dry it completely.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open a web browser. Enter your router's address. Enter the password for your router if prompted. Select your router's current name. Look for the SSID field. Enter a new name for your wireless network. Save your new network name.

Answer: Default web browsers for Windows and Mac computers are Microsoft Edge and Safari, respectively, but you can use any web browser for this step. Type into the address bar the address number you found in the last method, then press Enter. Doing so will take you to your router's Settings page. For some specialized routers, such as Google WiFi routers, you'll be prompted to download an app onto your smartphone and proceed using the phone app to configure your network. If you set a specific password for the settings page when you installed the router, you'll need to enter it to continue. Since each router's Settings page is different, this step will vary. Typically, you can either click the router's name, or click a Settings option to go to the general section of your router's settings. It may also be labeled "Network Name", "Wireless Network Name", "Router Name", or something similar. There will likely be a name already in the SSID field (e.g., "Belkin.be") that correlates with your network's current name. This should be the name you want to see while selecting your network from your computer's Wi-Fi menu. Click Apply, Save Settings, Save, or whatever your configuration screen uses to finalize the process. This will save your new network name. In some cases, you may have to click an image of a floppy disc or a checkmark. Changing your router's settings will often cause the router to reboot.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Attempt a finger roll. Try out the teardrop. Alternate between variations for greater versatility.

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This kind of shot travels higher in the air than the traditional reverse layup, which means it can get over defenders that might otherwise block it. However, this move can be difficult to master, and it has the disadvantage of being one-handed, which makes it more vulnerable. To perform this variation: As you pick up the ball to make a traditional reverse layup, keep the ball firmly palmed and begin extending your arm to the basket. When you near the backboard, extend your fingers and allow the ball to roll off your fingertips, sending the basketball off the backboard and into the basket. The main feature of this variation is its early release before a defender can meet you and block the shot. This can take defense by surprise and give you the opening you need. To shoot the teardrop: Approach the defense and read the situation. If you're up against players significantly taller who might give you blocking grief, you're in a good position to shoot the teardrop. Begin your approach as you would a traditional reverse layup, but begin your inside leg jump while still on the fringes or center of the key. This should be initiated while there is still a gap between you and the defense. Bring up your outside leg as you spring upward to follow the raising motion of your outside arm, which should be holding the ball. Straighten your arm and leg as you reach the top of your jump, and shoot the ball at the basket. When shooting, loft the ball in a high arc with a soft touch, and decrease the ball's rotation by using a lighter touch than usual in your follow through. The traditional reverse layup, the finger roll, and the teardrop all have strengths and weaknesses. Which of these best suits your situation will depend on circumstance, so being able to alternate between these styles easily will strengthen your offensive game.