Working together with others for work shows which skill?

Correct answer: Teamwork

The direct answer is A, teamwork. Teamwork means two or more people cooperate, share duties, communicate and work toward a common result. In livelihood and employment, a person may need to coordinate with colleagues, customers, supervisors or community members. Good teamwork includes listening, reliability, respect, helping others and resolving differences calmly. Option A is correct because working together for a task directly describes teamwork. Option B, isolation, means staying separated from others; it is the opposite of cooperation. Option C, distrust, means lack of confidence in others and can damage communication, so it is not the skill shown. Option D, unfair competition, means trying to gain advantage through improper methods; it harms people and does not represent healthy workplace cooperation. The question asks for the skill displayed by joint work, not for a negative behaviour that may occur in a workplace. A weak student can reason simply: together plus shared work plus common goal equals teamwork. Memory cue: team means “together everyone achieves more,” while isolation means working apart.