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Get access now to all 12manage knowledge centers and discussion forums, including Team Member Behavior. Completely free.     Log in Team Member Behavior > Forum New Topic Samuel D. What factors determine the ideal Belbin role for someone to play? (...) Read more? Sign up for free X All about Team Member Behavior and business administration. Completely free. Log in   Tom McP   Ideal Role Viewed at the team level, it is important to ensure that its members do not have similar strenghts, as they may otherwise compete for the tasks matching their prefered role. Seen from the individual level, your ideal team role is the one that matches your strenghts as closely as possible.

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