In our course activities we discuss, motivations, values, and skills relative to collaborative work, in the long run, all lasting and rewarding relationships are A. Mercenary B. Reciprocal in nature C. Highly structured D. Subject to collapse E. Highly paid

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In our course activities we discuss, motivations, values, and skills relative to collaborative work, in the long run, all lasting and rewarding relationships are A. Mercenary B. Reciprocal in nature C. Highly structured D. Subject to collapse E. Highly paid

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Monica Bray · Answer 1

Answer: B) Reciprocal in nature.

Explanation: Nowadays, the companies have a lot of workers that has to work in a team. Most of them are experts on their work areas but, when the subject is collaborative work, they aren't highly experts so so.

Collaborative work can be translated by strong inter-personal relationships across inter-organisational trust and confidence, making the employee feels like he or she are a excepcional and unique part of something grade: a team, that can also see as a corporative family.

When the collaborative work betwen employees are developed, lasting and rewarding, people can trust each other, in a way that they can and should expecting reciprocal toughts and actions, in nature.