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What makes a helpful teammate?

Choose one quality. Describe a moment you saw it. Offer one way to practice it.

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A helpful teammate notices when someone is blocked and offers a specific next step. In my last group project, one person shared a draft outline instead of simply asking whether I needed help.

Make it yours: Use an observed action rather than a broad word such as kindness or teamwork.