There a few benefits to working in a group; the first one is that you are able to spread the volume of work out between all of the group members so that the onus of responsibility is not solely on your shoulders.
It also means that you can be far more imaginative in your approach because you will have so many different people thinking about the same objective. You will be able to pool your ideas together so that the end result will be a conglomeration of all of the best plans. The danger here is that some people tend to be more forceful than others so you really need to be careful that everybody has equal input. One way of avoiding this potential pitfall is to assign different people different tasks so that the whole project is built up by all of the group members taking distinctive roles.
Another benefit is that you will get the experience of seeing how other people work, and how they tackle problems. Some of their tactics may be helpful in the future when you have other projects to work on. By listening to other people's ideas, you can open your mind to a variety of different approaches, methods and problem solving techniques.
Another advantage to working in a group is that if, for whatever reason, one member is unable to work for a while, perhaps to ill health, then the rest of the group can fill in the gaps and make sure that the work will carry on undisturbed so that any deadline can still be met.
There are also social benefits from working in a group; there is no doubt that some people prefer working alone, but group work fulfills many people's need to interact with each other.
It also means that you can be far more imaginative in your approach because you will have so many different people thinking about the same objective. You will be able to pool your ideas together so that the end result will be a conglomeration of all of the best plans. The danger here is that some people tend to be more forceful than others so you really need to be careful that everybody has equal input. One way of avoiding this potential pitfall is to assign different people different tasks so that the whole project is built up by all of the group members taking distinctive roles.
Another benefit is that you will get the experience of seeing how other people work, and how they tackle problems. Some of their tactics may be helpful in the future when you have other projects to work on. By listening to other people's ideas, you can open your mind to a variety of different approaches, methods and problem solving techniques.
Another advantage to working in a group is that if, for whatever reason, one member is unable to work for a while, perhaps to ill health, then the rest of the group can fill in the gaps and make sure that the work will carry on undisturbed so that any deadline can still be met.
There are also social benefits from working in a group; there is no doubt that some people prefer working alone, but group work fulfills many people's need to interact with each other.