why do woman not work as a team instead of bickering with others?

Answer 1

I work as part of a team daily,I'm a nurse and work with a team of health care professionals to ensure that the patient,has the best chance of rehabilitation and recovery,i work daily with dieticians,physiotherapists, speech and language therapists,doctors, support workers etc,many of them women, to make sure that specialist care is delivered,without one or all of us the patients recovery would be severely compromised,so you see,some women can manage it without bickering with others.

Answer 2

Men have had more historical experience working together with each other as a team in the workplace than women have. Women have only been in the workplace away from home in large numbers for the last fifty years or so. Men also have unwritten and unspoken codes of conduct in their dealings with each other that women just don't seem to have, and have never developed. I've run across more than one woman that has up front told me that they would never work in an all-female office, or have all females for bosses, supervisors, etc.

It reminds me of when I was an assistant coach of a women's softball team once. Guys tend to be more willing to "take one for the team" and subordinate themselves to the team even if it means they don't get individual glory. The team being successful is what matters. The women we coached on this softball team were not like that - if they didn't get x amount of playing time, or to play their "favorite position", they sulked and pouted, and made an obviously transparent less than 100 percent effort. They didn't seem to care what was best for the team as a whole. This was a while ago. back in the late 70's, early 80's - maybe women have gotten better about this lately, but I haven't helped coach a women's team since.

Answer 3

Why do women not work as a team instead of bickering with others... All I can answer to this is...not true. I work in a male-oriented work force and don't some make sure I know this.

Answer 4

Thierry Henry, the most effective weapon any team has ever had. 2d decision, Ian Wright, no longer basically because he replaced into Arsenal's all-time optimal scorer earlier Henry, yet because he might want to toy with warring parties, as you'll see in this video i'm linking to -- ignore about for a second how a lot youthful Arsene Wenger seems. that's from 1996, and that's easily 2 aims spliced at the same time: A Bergkamp and an Adams, yet Wrighty replaced into keen about both.

Answer 5

Women work very well as a team. They merely express their feelings, which you see as bickering. Men hold their feelings in. Men are actually more competitive, and the final product is lesser than what women accomplish together. Look at women in all of traditional communal living.

Answer 6

I work very well in a team thank you, but i do know what you mean.

You got to look at evolution. We all know about the alpha male syndrome but it works with girls too.

Everyone wants to be pack leader but where as blokes will get there head down and graft to prove their better than everyone else, women (being more emotional) will just scream and back stab until they come out on top.

Which actually doesn't work but it's easy to get caught up in.

Always remember when girls get tarted up to go out their not actually doing to attract men their doing it to show their superiority over other woman, it's just an added bonus for you blokes lol

:-)

Answer 7

My wife was a Regional Trainer for a large International cosmetics company. She talks about all the trivial things that women would argue or get upset with each about. It drove her crazy. Woman just seem to have it out for each other and I don't know why. I guess it's the competitive nature in them.

Answer 8

My team rarely bicker - we have nothing to bicker about its fab! We all get on well and 90% of us are gals!!

Answer 9

I work as part of a team of PAs and we get on fine - there are five of us, working for different bosses but all the bosses belong to one group - we have a very good social side outside of work too!

Answer 10

women see other women as competition or in the arena of a woman working with men, its seen as insolence to their authority.

Hey hey, Dee called it as she saw it and it was the right call, hats off to Dee :)

Fact, women are cruel to one another. You'll never hear a man say how some other mans hair looks, or how could he wear this or that. men don't think about those sorts of things, women are plain evil to one another.