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How do I find collaborative articles on LinkedIn? ›

Click the categories on the right side of the page to explore collaborative articles of a particular skill. Search for skill-related keywords or specific 'how-to' questions in the LinkedIn search bar to find relevant skills page or collaborative articles.

Collaboration skills are a group of different soft skills and behaviors that promote collaboration and teamwork. Some skills focus on working personally with others, while others are more about working well in a team environment.

Collaboration is a partnership; a union; the act of producing or making something together. Collaboration can take place between two people or many people, strangers or best friends. To collaborate is to commit to the possibility of producing an outcome greater than one that would be developed in a silo.

Collaboration skills are competencies required when working with other team members on a joint objective. Examples include communication, open-mindedness, and conflict resolution. These skills are essential to work successfully with others, get more work done, move up the corporate ladder, and achieve better outcomes.

As the name suggests, collaborative articles are articles created by group effort on LinkedIn on a wide variety of topics and specialisms. The initial article is started by AI and "completed" by LinkedIn members who are invited to contribute their thoughts and expertise to flesh out the piece.

All members and admins (super admins or content admins of a LinkedIn Page) have the ability to publish articles about their expertise and interests. Articles are displayed in the Activity section of your profile.

Collaboration is a process, but collaborating well is a skill that's honed over time. Now, you can try to hire for “collaboration skills”, but if the conditions for a collaborative environment aren't already in place, collaboration can't thrive.

Collaboration skills are one of the top skills employers are looking for in 2022, and for a good reason: they help us solve problems, learn from each other, and improve our work.

Some examples of how collaboration skills look in the workplace include: Communicating updates to your manager to solicit feedback. Recognizing other team members for their hard work. Sharing insights and helpful tips with team members to improve group processes.

How do you say strong collaboration skills? ›

Facilitating teamwork

Instead of using "Collaborated," job seekers can use synonyms like "Facilitated," "Promoted teamwork," or "Fostered collaboration" to highlight their role in encouraging and enabling effective teamwork.

These 3 C's of teamwork—communication, collaboration, and coordination—are the pillars of successful teamwork. By fostering these skills within your team, you can create a cohesive and high-performing group capable of overcoming challenges, innovating, and achieving its goals.

What Is the Collaborative Mindset? Some of the components that make up this mindset include: A focus on “we” rather than “me” Looking at what is best for the group, team, or project. Great interactions between team members (more below)

True collaboration means being open to suggestions, critiques and ideas from all team members, even if it means changing course. Innovation (and evolution) often stems from considering radically different perspectives. That includes leaders.

LinkedIn members will be invited to share ideas, examples, and experiences in specific sections of these new collaborative articles. Please note that your conversations will be recorded.

Tap your profile picture, and then tap Groups on the left pane. In the Groups screen, select the applicable group under Your groups. Tap the Start a post in this group box. Type the content of your post in the What do you want to talk about?