The article explores different types of team players, particularly passive players who do minimal work while others strive for success. The author reflects on their own experiences in a past job, likening it to a gaming environment where cooperation is key. Passive players resemble those in video games who avoid risks yet capitalize on others' efforts, ultimately taking credit without contributing meaningfully. This behavior can disrupt team harmony and morale, emphasizing the importance of accountability and active participation in collaborative settings.
There are team members - or team players - who barely get by every day... and then, we have passive players... the majority of team players fall into this last category.
Something that always bothered me - and why I prefer to play solo when possible - is that there's always at least one player in the group who doesn't do a thing.
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