What Is Social Collaboration?

Abstract

Over the centuries, there have been different patterns observed in the way human beings do work. In ancient days, humans worked individually to sustain their families; for example, hunting prey for their own families. Later, this changed, and people living in same area started working together toward one goal and sharing benefits equally; for example, cattle breeding, farming, and other tasks where collaboration was necessary for business growth. People started hiring others to execute their work, paying them wages or a salary. This way of working lead to the development of companies or small-scale factories.