The Incredibles: Lone Wolf Vs Team Player

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LONE WOLF V/S TEAM PLAYER
INTRODUCTION
In the movie, “The Incredibles” every viewer ascertained pithy proverb by protagonist “Mr. Incredible” quite constantly “ I prefer to work alone”. But the consequential results return back to bite him. In the end, as the moral of the story is accomplished, sometimes even most skilled and adroit people who prefer or consider to work alone have to seek help from external forces in the form of cooperation, assistance and collaboration to be a triumph. Lone wolf v/s team player, one of the most moot and disputable argument to analyze. A lone wolf is one who works on his tasks and subsists autonomously & independently. They are ardently driven to work single handedly, while bifurcation of another work group …show more content…

This implies on fact that its imperative for workplace to have a team work done aptly. Transforming lone wolf into team player can unravel the impediment on such occasions. This requires incorporating and taking into consideration that each personality is varied and is the heterogenous mix of multifarious aspect adjusting to their distinctiveness.
As the holder of high rank and position in hierarchy the boss wants employees to team up as allies and work with zeal enthusiasm leading to company’s victory. But in practical world, it comes with a cost, one has to convene accurate blend of people and mentor them further to make a robust bond. The boss has to : build teams trust, bridge the gap, announce rewards and recognition as appraisals, energize the team, stay neutral, guiding teams to manage change, match jobs with expertise and many more. The most important facet of team work relies in patience, perseverance and endurance both from the leader and the people which bind the team.
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