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    Some of the advantages of working collaboratively in an online community are more prominent than others. Asking questions and expressing ideas in writing opens the lines of communication (Garcia & Badia, 2014) allowing the entire group to have questions answered in writing which is beneficial to all parties, as it enables all people in the online community to have a better understanding of the subject at hand. The opinions and the point of view of others in the group facilitate co-constructing…

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    Collaborative Practices

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    participate in interactive communities, and collaborate with one another in an effort to remain relevant as IDT professionals. These communities allow people to learn from each other’s successes and missteps. In Creating Conditions for Promising Collaboration, Kaats states, “Business and academic communities are creating new organizational models that encompass cooperation -oriented organizations.” (p.32) Our jobs are no longer individualistic, but they require the sum of many parts to produce…

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    Teamwork Reflection Essay

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    It didn’t particularly matter if it was feasible, or if it was fully operational. We brainstormed. I discovered the power of collaboration like I never had seen it before. None of us came in with a fully formed idea. But we used each other’s ideas, to combine them into something that resembled a project. I began asking about our members’ strongest skills. One answered that he was…

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    nightmare when the leader has a big dream and a bad team.” Teamwork or collaboration is essential for success when the ultimate objective involves different people or teams working together. The research by Madge B. Haughton (2010), explores how American firms use collaboration (teamwork) to be successful in China. The research explores the key factors for success but also looks at some of the challenges that hinder effective collaboration and some areas where the development of the research can…

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    Importance of Collaboration and Teamwork in the Healthcare Environment Collaborative competence and collaborative relationships are fundamental to the success of advanced practice nurses and must be at the center of any health care delivery system (Hanson & Carter, 2014). Patient care, particularly quality of care and patient outcomes, is affected by the presence or absence of collaboration (Hanson & Carter, 2014). The goal of this paper is to define and discuss the significance of…

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    situations as well as for different employees. Therefore, an optimal performance system should track the performance of employees in core aspects of the organization’s operations. In the above plan, I have identified client survey, timeliness, and collaboration as three vital tools for evaluating employee performance. It is no doubt that clients or customers form pivotal part of organization growth or failure. Feedback from…

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    The internet and modern day computers have made the idea of productive team collaboration incredibly simple and efficient for many people. For software developers, technologies such as GitHub and BitBucket has given teams the ability to perform version control for their collaborative projects. The following proposal aims to give another take on software collaboration, utilizing the abundance of powerful computer and internet based technologies to help do this. This proposal, called Easy Code…

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    Collaborative Culture

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    Collaboration is the key component to many successful organizations, teams, and practices in our world. Creating a collaborative culture can be defined in many ways. Collaborative cultures are created with a set of goals, managed efficiently, and support team members at every stage in the process. As Senge (2008) stated, the creation is difficult, takes courage, and a lot of patience. A collaborative culture is created upon essential foundations including a shared vision, diverse thinking,…

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    counselors collaborations to be successful first the outcome goal has to be determined. In regards to collaborative services between therapists there has to be fundamental components of the therapeutic alliance, that will indicate the outcome (eHorvath & Bedi, 2002; Martin, Garske, & Davis, 2000). As a mental health counselor, reviewing the scenario where the mother and her three children receiving counseling, identifying the professionals that collaboration would be required. Collaboration…

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    ASCA National Model

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    as absentee rates and referral rates, and create calendars for yearly activities. In the area of delivery they provide direct and indirect student services such as individual student planning, individual and group counseling, consultation, and collaboration. In the area of accountability they have yearly school counselor performance appraisals. Some areas that are missing include a school counseling advisory committee, a vision and mission statement that is visible, use-of-time assessment, and a…

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