Single Most Valuable Contribution To Your Team

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1) What is the single most valuable contribution this person makes to your team?
Megan the single most valuable contribution that you bring to our team is your work ethic. You are constantly working around the clock for your individual work as well as team work. When it comes to a treatment plan and other work that is assigned to us in class you are always on the ball eager to get them completed. Our team can always count on you to complete the work and complete it in a timely manner. You have made it very clear that procrastination is not a part of your vocabulary, and I look up to you in that aspect of keeping up with school work.

2) What is the single most important way this person could alter their behavior to more effectively help your

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