Speak in terms of common objectives.People who are good at making others want to work with them tend to continuously reemphasize the goals and outcomes they share with their team.

Mention A Shared Goal

When you’re trying to sound collaborative and inclusive, you need to keep “I,” “me,” and “mine” to a minimum.Emphasize the team with statements like  “we did this” or “our team achieved that.”

Limit First-Person Pronouns

Negative like “I can’t”  or “I won’t” distance you from teammates and give the impression that you’re in opposition to someone or something.Try to propose an alternative or at least soften your phrasing.

Nix The Negatives

Everyone needs to know how to collaborate well, and you can practice that skill in many ways: by setting up working groups, lending a hand to your coworkers, and checking in to make sure your goals line up with your teammates'. But there's another side to the art of teamwork that's easier to overlook.

Mention A Shared Goal

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