Update: votes for the top three winners are in: @Walter Buggenhout, @Ashley Faus , and @Margareta Buruian are it. Congrats to you all :) Per this article, please nominate the best contributions to the Teamwork Lab group created during the month of November. Answer this question including the following: a title for your nomination + link to the page that includes your nominated content. Criteria note: you may nominate your own or other user content. However, the nomination must be an article, discussion topic created, response to a discussion, or answer to a question created during the month of November. Watch the upvotes roll in. The three nominees with the most votes by 11:59 pm (Pacific time) on December 10 will be rewarded.* *"The winners will get a portable meditative light and sound therapy speaker. If they've already gotten that, they'll get a limited edition Atlassian hat. And if they've already gotten that, we have a pretty sweet surprise gift. (Muhahahah).

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Update: votes for the top three winners are in: @Walter Buggenhout, @Ashley Faus , and @Margareta Buruian are it. Congrats to you all :)

Per this article, please nominate the best contributions to the Teamwork Lab group created during the month of November.

Answer this question including the following: a title for your nomination + link to the page that includes your nominated content.

Criteria note: you may nominate your own or other user content. However, the nomination must be an article, discussion topic created, response to a discussion, or answer to a question created during the month of November.
Watch the upvotes roll in.
The three nominees with the most votes by 11:59 pm (Pacific time) on December 10 will be rewarded.*

*"The winners will get a portable meditative light and sound therapy speaker. If they've already gotten that, they'll get a limited edition Atlassian hat. And if they've already gotten that, we have a pretty sweet surprise gift. (Muhahahah).

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I love the personal story element of @Walter Buggenhout , demonstrating how what happens in the workplace is very parallel to what happens at home. Teamwork practices are everywhere!

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Teamwork-Lab-articles/Raising-a-teenager-setting-goals/ba-p/1867984

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Oh, thank you so much! There is a lot of love in/behind that story, and a lot more to come! 💙

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You deserve @Walter Buggenhout . Thanks @Christine P. Dela Rosa for nominating this.

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My next nomination for last month would be - Sincerely, "Thanks for sparring!" by @Ashley Faus , link - https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Teamwork-Lab-discussions/Sincerely-quot-Thanks-for-sparring-quot/td-p/1860889.

The reason behind, A regular sparring helps us in different ways. We should practicing and start using because it improves our ideation, leads to collaborative effort from team mates and productive discussion as an overall outcome.

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Oh my goodness, thanks so much for the nomination! I'm so glad the article was helpful :)

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@Ashley Faus - Well deserved, I have just nominated.

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What's the best piece of teamwork-related advice you've ever heard?

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Teamwork-Lab-discussions/Mid-week-slump-bump-What-s-the-best-piece-of-teamwork-related/td-p/1858128

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"Listen. Actively listen.

That's it, the amount of times people are distracted or not 100% there in a meeting, 121, a conversation is incredible and those on the receiving end can tell.

For me, to truly engage is to care and it makes a big difference to teams and culture."

Nominating the author of this message, @Margareta Buruian.

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I'm nominating @Bill Sheboy for their response to the prompt: Share a moment when it occurred to you that you were on a healthy team. Bill mentioned a very strong indicator that you're on a healthy team that I often overlook because it's external to the team. Great share!

I've attached their response as a screen grab here!

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Hi @Christine P. Dela Rosa - Is it single nomination per user or more than one?

If it is single then I would nominate for [mid-week slump bump] Share a moment when it occurred to you that you were on a healthy team initiated by @Christine P. Dela Rosa - https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Teamwork-Lab-discussions/mid-week-slump-bump-Share-a-moment-when-it-occurred-to-you-that/td-p/1864527. Love hear such experiences and interactive discussions on those as it helps us grow together as community.

I can nominate a few more if it's allowed :) .