> that flowery lala land of "we're a team", "we're a family" IMO "in a team" is actually achievable if you conceptualize it like a pro sports team where you ca

> that flowery lala land of "we're a team", "we're a family" IMO "in a team" is actually achievable if you conceptualize it like a pro sports team where you can get laid off for under-performing, change in overall strategy, injuries etc. The players are still part of a team though. My current company did layoffs and I don't think anyone is feeling "loyal" but I certainly feel like a member of a team because my coworkers and I work collaboratively towards shared goals and step in to support each other. We don't do this out of any loyalty to the company but because this behavior helps us work better together in a way that is more pleasant and is rewarded by the company.