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What strategies have been used to promote collaboration at your place of employment or a company you are familiar with?
Have these strategies been successful or unsuccessful? Explain.
Would you recommend implementing other strategies to promote collaboration? If so, what would those be?

What are some real world examples of ethical and unethical practices you have read about, seen in the news, or encountered at your place of employment? What were the outcomes of those practices?

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Discussion on promoting collaboration in the organization and examples of ethical and unethical practices.

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Some of the strategies that have been used to promote collaboration include organizing team events such as picnics, games and other types of fund programs to encourage interaction and collaboration, regular brainstorming sessions and group discussions to encourage development of new ideas, opinions that can be mutually discussed among the team members, etc.

These strategies have been quite ...

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