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One of the most common interview questions software developers get asked is whether or not they consider themselves a good team player.

And although this question is a bit generic and overused, it’s asked for a very good reason: teamwork is important.

Most of your career as a programmer will be spent working with other people on a team.

We’ve already talked about how to get along with your coworkers, but there is a different dynamic when those coworkers are actually fellow members of a team.

Effective teams can be more effective than the abilities of all the individuals combined.

This is called synergy.

Ineffective teams can be less effective than the least effective person on the team.

This is called you are all getting fired and the project is doomed, so you better start looking for another job.

All it takes is for one bad apple to spoil the bunch.

The first thing to understand about teams is that teams fail or succeed together.

You’ve heard there is no “i” in team, but the truth is much more than that.

Any team where the members of that team feel like they are in competition, or where one member can succeed while the others fail or vice versa, is going to immediately be in jeopardy, because it is human nature to serve our own best interests first.

When teams have their fates tied together, and failure or success is at the team level, not the individual level, the best interest of every member of that team is the same as the best interest of the team.

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C++ is a very important and vital programming language which is greatly used in software development like creating operating system software and a lot more

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