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Building Teamwork In The Mad Max: Fury Road

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Is winning everything? Some say winning is all that matters. However, winning is not everything because building teamwork, having fun, and getting better all matter. First, building teamwork is a key to success. Without teamwork there would be no team. In The Mad Max: Fury Road, Max starts off being captured. He tries to escape his prison but can’t. Eventually he meets up with others trying to get out. With Max and his new friends they manage to escape. Although they won, Max met new friends who helped them achieve their goal of being free. With the help of teamwork anything is possible. Next, having fun and a good time is another important factor. An actor and talk show host Sue Johanson is very happy with her job. Her philosophy is that
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