No matter what size organization you’re a part of, it can be easy to get lulled into a social groove at work. If you’re not careful, you can end up isolated or stuck in a silo, surrounded by the same small group of people day after day, far from other teams and departments. Building strong cross-functional relationships helps break down these barriers and creates a more connected and productive social dynamic.

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