Abstract

The article aims to substantiate the advantages of team building development in the modern corporate environment. An analysis of the history of the origin and rooting of the philosophy of team building in personnel management was carried out with the selection of chronological stages of the development of processes and their content. The study formulated the advantages of team building for the enterprise, which can be attributed to improved communication and cooperation between employees, which leads to increased productivity and creativity; improving problem-solving skills, which allows one to see a problem from different angles and develop creative solutions; involvement and motivation of employees, provides a stable and positive morale necessary for business, which increases labor productivity; greater satisfaction and loyalty of employees, gives them a sense of stability, satisfaction, which leads to increased productivity; reducing stress and conflicts in teams, creating an environment where everyone feels valued and respected; improving teamwork, which is the key to successful work on productivity. An analysis of research in Great Britain statistically proves the influence of factors such as satisfaction with the company's culture, work-related stress, and involvement in processes for the enterprise's profitability. The article suggests methods of improving management effectiveness that can help employees work better together, regardless of the size of the company: creating the foundations for clear communication and employee trust; reducing barriers to healthy collaboration, such as corporate bureaucracy; a precise formulation of duties; increased autonomy for more experienced workers; allocation of time and resources for creative projects. Based on the study, a general conclusion was made regarding the significant role of team building in maintaining a thriving corporate environment as a guarantee for the company's acquisition of competitive advantages. Keywords: team building, team, corporate environment.

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