An engineer on a team has just finished a sketch of a new backpack. According to the principles of effective teamwork, what is the best next step?

Start building the backpack immediately based on the single sketch.

Share the sketch with the team so they can suggest improvements.

Discard the sketch and ask a different team member to draw one.

Vote to decide if the sketch is good enough to use.

A team is building a tower from blocks, but it keeps falling over. What is the most helpful action a teammate could take?

Blame the person who placed the last block.

Suggest making the base wider for support.

Quit the team because the tower is failing.

Build their own tower separately.

It looks like the first sketch.

The project is guaranteed to be less expensive.

Each person only has to do a very small amount of work.

Working together allows them to generate a wider variety of ideas and find the best solution.

The person with the first idea automatically becomes the leader of the entire project.