Diff between team and group? Basic laws thermodynamics, jigs and fixture,FMS,

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A team is a group of individuals working together towards a common goal, while a group is a collection of people with a shared interest or purpose.

A team has a clear purpose and specific roles for each member.
A team has a higher level of interdependence and collaboration compared to a group.
Teams often have a leader or a designated person responsible for coordinating and guiding the team's efforts.
Groups can be more informal and may not have a designated leader or defined roles.
Teams focus on achieving a specific outcome or completing a project, while groups may come together for social or recreational purposes.
In a team, members rely on each other's skills and expertise to achieve the desired result.
Examples of teams include sports teams, project teams in organizations, or a surgical team in a hospital.
Examples of groups include a book club, a hobby group, or a group of friends.