
The next part of the chapter talks about people's needs and how to deal with them in a collaborative and supportive way. The author talks about grieving and how it is usually viewed as only being relevant with the passing of a loved one. The author then goes on to explain how this is false and that there are levels to grief and many different events can trigger it. In order to make sure team members are listened to and appreciated the author suggests that group work in a professional environment can help those grieving for whatever reason.

I think the first part of this chapter and its information would help me the most in my future career as a marketer and really anybody's career in any field. In order for a team to truly function and be successful there can be no sort of Collegiality relationships. I also think that the relationships need to go beyond Congeniality relationships because people can not just be friendly with each other they should feel more of a bond. Team building exercises and even going out for drinks as a group after work or other things like that could help build relationships a lot I believe.
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ReplyDeleteI thought this was a great post and explained what chapter four represented in a very simple and comprehensive fashion. I agree with the statement you brought up detailing that collegial relationships should feel more like a bond rather than a friendly relationship. It is something I will definitely keep in mind when building my relationships in the teaching community!
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