Figuring Out Your Team's Culture
Here are some questions to ask yourself to figure out which team are you a part of:
- Who do you want to be and who are the people surrounding you?
- Do the people you work with share the same values as you?
Decide which best scenario best describes your team and write down the reasons for your decision. It's important to think about these things because in order for an organization to grow and produce fruitful results, people have to have strong relationships with each other that doesn't make them want to jump ship.
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