After reading your sharing, I can sense your genuine understanding of "teamwork," especially your point about "making team members uncomfortable because of myself." Many people don't reflect on this, so your awareness is commendable.

I also agree with you. Group work isn't simply about putting people together; it requires mutual responsibility and cooperation. Otherwise, it can drag the whole team down. You mentioned that "similar ways of thinking make things easier," which is true, but difficult to achieve completely in reality. Therefore, finding a balance between different ways of thinking is perhaps more important.

If I were to offer a writing suggestion, perhaps adding a more specific example, such as a memorable group work experience (successful or unsuccessful), would make it more relatable and easier for readers to understand your point.

I'd like to ask, in your experience with group work, is there a single experience that left a deep impression on you? Was it good or unpleasant?