Are you "Secretly Sabotaging" your team without knowing it? Here are 10 Things Great Teammates NEVER Do. Avoid these to level up your team. 1: QUIT - Great teammates never give up and keep going even when things get tough. They know that quitting hurts the team and personal growth. Great teammates persevere through challenges. 2: BLAME - Great teammates take responsibility for their actions and don't blame others. Blaming others can create a toxic environment on the team. Great teammates work together to find solutions instead of pointing fingers. 3: COMPLAIN - Great teammates focus on solutions instead of complaining about problems. Complaining erodes team morale and kills progress. Great teammates offer constructive feedback and look for ways to improve. 4: BRING DRAMA - Great teammates avoid distractions. Drama causes tension and negativity that can destroy the team. Great teammates stay focused on work and avoid gossip and rumors. 5: POINT FINGERS - Great teammates work together to find solutions instead of blaming others. Pointing fingers kills trust and relationships. Great teammates learn from mistakes and avoid placing blame. Want more insights like this? 6: SHOW UP LATE - Great teammates are punctual and understand the importance of respecting others' time. Being late is selfish. Great teammates prioritize being on time. 7: MAKE EXCUSES - Great teammates take ownership of their mistakes and work to fix them. Making excuses sabotages growth and progress. Great teammates learn from mistakes and move forward. 8: MAKE POOR CHOICES - Great teammates make responsible decisions that benefit the team. Poor choices can have detrimental consequences for the entire team. Great teammates understand the impact of their actions. 9: RUN FROM A CHALLENGE - Great teammates embrace challenges as opportunities for growth. Avoiding challenges will make a team soft. Great teammates face challenges head-on. 10: BADMOUTH TEAMMATES - Great teammates appreciate and support each other's strengths. Badmouthing teammates creates tension and mistrust. Great teammates build each other up and avoid tearing each other down. _____ That's a wrap! If you like this post... 1: Follow me @gregberge 2: Repost this post 3: Join 13,000+ others and subscribe to my free weekly newsletter. 🏆 Great Teams Better Leaders Actionable Ideas about Coaching, Leadership, Culture, and Teams. Subscribe in my profile.