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Exercise: Think about teammates’ responsibilities

Now ask each team member to write down what they believe the 1–2 main priorities of each of the other roles on the team are.

Responsibilities that don’t have a clear owner may also come up during this exercise — ask the team to note those down also for discussion later on.

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