there's no I in team



there's no I in team

Said to encourage teamwork and cooperation, as opposed to self-centered thinking or action. The "I" in the phrase refers to the first person pronoun. I know you want to play first base, but we really need you in the outfield today. Come on, there's no I in team. There's no I in team, people. Focus on what will be good for the group as a whole.
See also: team

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Alikhan-Kazakh
Ujarak-Native American, Inuit
Matan-Hebrew
Malai-Thai
Richmond['ritʃmənd]
Alphaeusal-FEE-əs (English)Biblical, Biblical Latin