Generally speaking, group work in universities is very loose. If the classmates you know do it together, you are embarrassed to urge them to do it quickly. It is difficult to transfer students you don't know into a group at random. The most difficult thing at this time is the team leader, who must consider how to organize the team members to complete the task quickly and with high quality. Many team leaders often take on extra work because they can't handle this well at work, and even the whole homework is done by the team leader alone.

2.？ Find students who are willing to take part in the competition

In the university, many students not only complete various professional courses, but also team up to participate in various competitions inside or outside the school. These competitions can temper their abilities in many aspects, such as writing planning cases, doing ppt, statistical data, creative ideas and so on. If they can get a good ranking in the competition, they can also add highlights to their resumes for future internships or job hunting. The usual group work allows you to observe the ability and cooperative attitude of each student and find a suitable candidate to form a team with yourself.

Many thoughtful students will recruit talents and form special teams in their freshman year. During their four years in college, they won many awards and established valuable friendship.

3.？ Exercise basic office skills and presentation skills.

Group work is generally divided into two parts, the stage and the stage. The audience generally collects and sorts out information and does ppt work. On the stage, you need to stand on the podium and make a ppt speech. These jobs are actually needed when going out to work in the future. Ppt is a basic office ability. We should learn how to do ppt well in a lot of group work. Showing ability needs to overcome the nervousness of speaking in public, as well as the fluency and volume of oral expression. These are all written grades in high school that are hard to bring to us. It is the significance of group work in colleges and universities to make up for their own shortcomings by constantly trying and hitting a wall.