Teams are created for several reasons. They may need to deliver a one-time project, or work together on an ongoing basis. Either way, it is about putting a bouquet full of creativity into use for collective benefit. Big Break tells you how you can be a great team player:

Use your strengths
Try to identify what you do best. Perhaps you're incredibly organised. Or, you might excel at motivating people, helping resolve disagreement, or researching hard-to-find information. Find a role within your team that allows you to do what you do well. When a group works well together, creativity levels are generally higher, as people tap into one another's strengths. This often leads to increased productivity, and an inspiring sense of collaboration.