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When working together in the same space, people MUST have some type of a bond.

Teammates work together, win and lose together, and often eat and live together.

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Teammate bonds are often strong because of shared goals, experiences, and challenges that create a sense of unity and trust among team members. Working together towards a common objective fosters a supportive environment where individuals rely on each other for success, leading to stronger connections and relationships.

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Teammates bond is often very strong because of the countless hours they have spent together all working towards the same goal, sometimes going through hell together. They experience so much together and at minimum have to trust each other to a pretty high extent. they become dependent on each other

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