Developing Teamwork Skills among Civil Servants through 'Teambuilding'
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In public administration, improving the representation and executive mechanisms of local government requires effective communication skills, teamwork, the ability to inspire subordinates, assess conflicts accurately, and find solutions. Leadership qualities are of great importance. Effective use of human resources in management, addressing emerging problems, fostering creative thinking, and adopting a systematic approach are crucial for developing soft skills.
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