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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Fully integrated team

A fully integrated team

What does it mean?
  

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The team works as a team - Person A doesn't do task A and then turn it over to person B, who will do task B, etc. Rather, the team takes a combined approach with shared responsibility for the entire project. Though with more information about context, it may mean something else.

  • The team works as a team - Person A doesn't do task A and then turn it over to person B, who will do task B, etc.
  • Rather, the team takes a combined approach with shared responsibility for the entire project.
  • Though with more information about context, it may mean something else.
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The team works as a team - Person A doesn't do task A and then turn it over to person B, who will do task B, etc. Rather, the team takes a combined approach with shared responsibility for the entire project.

Though with more information about context, it may mean something else.
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This thread was created by me. I forgot to login when posted it. It is about a team in a law firm.

"The fully integrated team handles every subject matter related to litigation"

I wonder whether it has such implication that the team can provide a full range of services in that field, or they can handle each and every aspect in that field, or comprehensive, or all-in
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They offer a range of services and the team as a whole will be familar with the case. Foro example, You won't have the tax law expert working on the tax part by herself and leaving the file for the property lawyer. Both the tax person and the property person will work together as a team to ensure there are no holes or gaps in the legal appoach to the issue.

I don't see a difference in yo
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Thanks, Grammar Geek

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