How do you deal with being in a group when you were trying to establish a team?

As I reflected on the readings for this week, I noticed that there seems to be a mismatch in my everyday life. Where "team" or "working group" is what is usually used to describe groups of people working together in my company. However, looking at the characteristics, I think we are using these words interchangeably. With a background in D1 rowing, which is the quintessential team sport, I am acutely aware of the characteristics of a team - to accomplish a goal together, mutual or individual accountability, does the work together. In my office, I notice that both working groups and teams are assumed to have individual and mutual accountability, working towards a collective goal, and having one leader. I would be interested in how any of you have been able to make a distinction, especially with leadership teams.

Sources

Workplace Collaboration: Team vs Group Website |Sarah Ribeiro, |https://blog.flock.com/workplace-collaboration-tea...(opens in a new tab)

Difference Between Group and Team (with Examples, Similarities and Comparison Ch... Website |Surbhi S, 2015 |https://keydifferences.com/difference-between-grou...

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