DuckduckgoAI says there is 1 "i" in teamwork.
Yes, there is an "i" in "TEAM".
@JeffGrigg @glutto @secretgeek @timo21 I have drawn this on so many whiteboards.
Yes, Iβm very popular in corporate meetings.
π :applause:
@JeffGrigg @glutto @secretgeek
Slow. Clap.
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(Wow! I thought "everyone knew" about the "i" in (the word) "TEAM". Like it's an old and widely circulated joke. But I'm getting more "traction' out of this than anything else I've ever said, ever! π± Heck; I might even hit 10,000! https://m.xkcd.com/1053/ π )
@JeffGrigg @glutto Love that xkcd.
As a connoisseur of good internet things which age well, I pair it with this essay from 2010, "Obvious to you. Amazing to others" https://sive.rs/obvious
For many years I have said
"I'm not creative.
I just take some existing things and put them together in a new way, to solve whatever problem we're facing."
β¦
Later, I realized that β¦
That's called "being creative." π€
@JeffGrigg @secretgeek @glutto
you need to remember the mantra.
Good Artists copy, great artists steal.
@glutto @secretgeek
> There is one "I" in the word "teamwork." However, the concept emphasizes that each individual ("I") in a team plays a crucial role in achieving collective success.
Amazing