Group work has been on my mind for years. We - a team building business in Vietnam- were curious about how young students felt about working together in groups, so we started class one day by asking them to list what they liked and disliked about working in groups. Their responses were eye-opening As supervisors, we sometimes assume that students will just figure out how to work together, but we may not be preparing our students for the future workforce if we don’t teach them teamwork skills. We determined to figure out how to do this. Students usually take their roles very seriously and work hard to ensure everyone is involved and understands. But nothing is perfect: sometimes there is a team member who gets left out, decides to work on their own, or does not understand what the group is doing. The group work structure and opportunities to practice may prove to be invaluable for students to learn how to work effectively with others so that they can succeed in the future workforce.