conclusion? "Communication, if you ask most project managers, is the key to good project management, the number one factor for 'getting it right'" (Taylor, 2021). Team management communication is the process of exchanging information from an individual to other individuals or to a group. When done correctly, communication prevents misunderstandings. Good communication sets clear expectations, clarifies management's expectations, and leads to successful workflows that achieve team goals. Good communication fosters synergy, showing team members sharing feedback. This also builds trust between management and team members, which then expands open dialogue and problem-solving. In Exodus 4:10-16, 27-31; 5:1-12:51, Aaron was appointed by the Lord to assist Moses in bringing the children of Israel out of Egypt and to serve as his spokesman. These brothers are a great example from the bible of teamwork and communication. God spoke to Moses, and Moses spoke to Aaron, his mouthpiece, to the Israelites. The communication flowed and was clearly given. Team management should follow their example. While Moses and Aaron were good examples of communication, too much communication can lead to confusion. It will overwhelm team members and could bring productivity to a standstill. Poor communication can have a negative impact on the work climate and overall team morale. "As project managers, we learn there are many ways to communicate. Howev