People use the same word "team" to describe both hypercompetitive groups of mutual enemies playing a zero sum game, and happy groups of cooperating people striv

People use the same word "team" to describe both hypercompetitive groups of mutual enemies playing a zero sum game, and happy groups of cooperating people striving for a common goal. Usually the first group is seen as more socially acceptable and usually makes more money, but the second group almost always has a superior quality of life. Coworkers and the relationship with them matter. Its almost never talked about.