Introduction
Wageman (1997) describes a team as a group of people focused on
achieving similar goals and objectives for the benefit of their
clients and customers while delivering good quality of
service.2 Teamwork can be said to be the process of
working collaboratively with a group of individuals to achieve a
set target.
Teamwork is as old as mankind. Even in the time of creation, God
applied the concept of teamwork when he said, “Let us make
man in our image” (Gen 1:26 KJV). This statement connotes
that God engaged the heavenly bodies in the making of man.
There is a growing consensus among researchers that although
organisations can get work done using individual talents, its super
achievement is getting goals accomplished via teams. It is a
well-known fact that teamwork is not only the foundation of all
successful managements, but the means of improving overall results
in organizational productivity.
