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2. Communicate your intentions 

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When working with others, always be sure to state your intentions before 
you begin tackling a task or assignment. Let your teammates know what you’re 
doing and set realistic expectations regarding your timeline. Then, be sure to 
follow through on your promise. If something unexpected happens and you 
won’t be able to deliver results as expected, communicate these changes, too. 
3. Listen and learn to compromise 
When you’re working closely with others, it’s essential 
you listen closely
to 
each team member’s ideas, feedback and advice—and be considerate and 
respectful when responding. While you may have your own ideas about the 
direction of a project or how the team should perform each task, it’s critical you 
take your colleagues’ opinions into account, too. Often, the best way to 
approach differing perspectives is to reach a compromise. 
4. Overcome challenges and solve problems without assigning blame 
Sometimes when working with others, problems arise or people make 
mistakes. In these circumstances, it’s essential to calmly analyze the issue as a 
group without blaming any team member. Instead, focus your energy on 
working together to find solutions. 
To enhance collaboration, it’s important you’re willing to forgive mistakes 
when others make them and take responsibility when you make an error. This 
helps build trust between team members and ensures everyone feels comfortable 
communicating, even if they do something wrong. 
5. Be open-minded 
To be a successful collaborator, you must remain open to new ideas. Often, 
your peers will come to different conclusions than you, or develop a different 
approach to projects. It’s critical you acknowledge others’ contributions and 
consider their ideas without judgment.