In a work environment, there are "team leaders", "team players", and "loners". A team leader is usually a manager or supervisor of a group (team) and is responsible to lead or manage the task(s) that the team will work on by assigning each team member a workload. A "team player" (a member of the group) works well with the rest of the group and carries his/her share of the load and helps the others achieve the task(s) for which the team is responsible. A loner prefers to work alone and manage his/her own tasks. In order to answer the question, you need to analyze the three categories and determine where you fit best and answer honestly.
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WHAT IS "laISSEZ fAIRE" LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP , EXPLAIN IN DETAIL Team members are given a free rein to do pretty much what they like The leader makes as few decisions as possible Few orders (if any) are given and they are not enforced Team members do not have to communicate if they do not want to Nobody really knows what the team is doing
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It depends on what you mean by that
I am a team player, easy to get along with and a hard worker.
If asked this question in a job interview, answer honestly. If you enjoy working with other people to achieve a group goal, then you likely do see yourself as a team player. If not, and you prefer to be alone, work alone, and celebrate alone, then you likely do not see yourself as a team player.
There are many ways you could describe how you see yourself fitting into a team. You may say you'll be the organized one for example.
You can describe yourself in an interview as all of these things. You should probably also describe yourself as detail oriented and analytical.
A team player puts his or her personal goals aside to strive for the common goal of the team, without complaining.
This is you chance to tell the interviewer your strengths as a team player. You need to give an example of where you have worked as a part of a team. What did you do to help the team? What was the result? The key is to prepare in advance and have your examples ready This is one interview question, I have put in a link below to the most common interview questions. Then you can make sure you are well prepared
As you would applying for the majority of other professional atmospheres. Mention positive qualities and traits such as: -Being a team player- -organized -responsible -friendly -hard-working -positive All those above and more are qualities just about an employer is looking for in an employee. An interview is all about how you present yourself, speaking, way of dressing, etc.
Many job interviewers will ask if you are a team player. You want to answer with more than just a yes or no. Demonstrate that you work well with a team by giving an example of your experience in that area.
why do you want this job? where did you work before and why did you leave? have you got any special pay requirments? how much of a team player are you? have you got a crimina record? medical problems? family status as in are you married, children ect..? tell us about yourself... there are some good book out there about how to preper for a job interview, look them up
you need to be a team player to show that you can work alongside someone and help them when they need support, rather then just being in it for yourself
I am guessing you are asking about what to expect in an interview for an office job. The start point is to consider what competencies (skills & behaviours) they are likely to be looking for. That will depend on the type of job, but as a start they would probably want to check out yourinterpersonal skillswhether you aree a team playerattention to detailcommunication skillsYou need to consider your previous experience and where you have shown good positive evidence of these things. The link below takes you to a good free resource on interviews