Changing how you engage can change how you feel about your work and your colleagues. Whatever hat you normally wear â€"- take it off. Taking on a specific role within your team may have boxed you in.
Play a Different Role: Are you the team member that organizes everything? Or are you the ad-hoc tech support person for your team?.
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