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First Nations college student
Question
Succeed at Work, Audience

“Are there team assignments at work like there are at school?”

Answer

Sam is a student at an indigenous college. He discusses his experience working with a team and studying in a supportive environment.

Being a co-operative team member as a student will give you valuable experiences that will help you be successful in your career. Whatever job you're in, you'll likely be expected to:

  • Support your team by completing your work as productively and effectively as you can.
  • Ask for help if you need it. Your team’s success depends on your performance.
  • Learn how to do some of your co-workers’ tasks. When the need arises, you can offer to fill in for them.
  • Get involved if you see an opportunity to help complete a project. Helping your co-workers and supervisor succeed at their jobs can be a good way to succeed at yours.
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