
Collaboration
We are one global team working together with respect, trust, and mutual support.

For all Staff
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Cooperates well with colleagues from other departments, companies, and/or geographies by having cooperative attitude and taking positive actions to resolve problems and achieve goals.
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.Is easy to work with; is a sought-after teammate; contributes effectively to group discussion; works well with a wide variety of people and personalities.
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Communicates effectively and persuasively to garner support with diverse audiences and achieve win-win solutions.
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Actively listens to and learns from others, to ensure inclusiveness and understanding.
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Shares credit for wins and successes.
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Strives for collective success; goes the extra mile to support team goals; considers how one's work impacts others across the organization and involves them appropriately.
For all Managers and above only
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Leads by example, models cooperation and teamwork.
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Creates strong morale and team spirit; creates a common mindset and defines a common objective for the team.
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Provides a supportive environment and removes barriers to effective teamwork.
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Supports staff to work on cross-functional projects.

For all Staff
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Has difficulty cooperating with colleagues from other departments, companies, and/or geographies.
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Is difficult to work with; is generally avoided as a teammate; can only work well with certain types of people.
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Is an ineffective communicator; has a “one-size-fits-all” communication style.
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Does not listen to others’ opinions attentively.
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Takes credit for the team's successes.
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Pursues own success, even at the expense of others; does not go the extra mile to support team goals; ignores the impact of one’s work on others across the organization.
For all Managers and above only
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Is not a good example of cooperation and teamwork.
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Does not build morale and team spirit; fails to create a common mindset or define a common objective for the team.
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Does not provide a supportive environment; tolerates barriers to effective teamwork.
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Does not provide enough support for staff to work on cross-functional projects.