How the Skills You Gain Traveling Translate into The Real World
| June 16, 2017
4. Teamwork
Even if you decide to travel on your own, there’s always people around you, especially if you stay in hostels. Eventually, you’ll end up travelling with people. Or, maybe, you’re traveling with your partner or a group of friends, and before you know it you have to understand and deal with team dynamics.
If you’re frugal and like the outdoors, but are traveling with big spenders and museum lovers, you’ll have to work it out with them. It’s a mix of compromising and standing by your choices. Sometimes, you’ll find the perfect group. Other times you’ll act like a babysitter, and every now and then you’ll have to carve out some alone time. Not too different from office environments, right.
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