meet the team
/miːt ðə tiːm/
Meaning
This phrase means to be introduced to the members of a group or department, usually when starting a new job, joining a project, or visiting a company. It is a friendly, welcoming expression used during onboarding.
Examples
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On your first day, you will have lunch and meet the team.
On your first day, you will have lunch and meet the team.
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I am excited to meet the team and start working together.
I am excited to meet the team and start working together.
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Let's schedule a short video call so our new client can meet the team.
Let's schedule a short video call so our new client can meet the team.
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He walked around the office to meet the team on his first morning.
He walked around the office to meet the team on his first morning.
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We are hosting a small welcome event for you to meet the team.
We are hosting a small welcome event for you to meet the team.
Common Mistakes
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✗ I want to meet with the team today.
✓ I want to meet the team today.
'Meet with' implies having a discussion or meeting. 'Meet the team' means to be introduced to them for the first time.
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✗ Nice to meet the team.
✓ It is nice to meet you all.
Saying 'Nice to meet the team' directly to the team sounds impersonal; address them as 'you' or 'you all' when speaking to them directly.
Related Expressions
Practice
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Welcome to our company! Let's walk around so you can ___.
💡 Be introduced to your new coworkers.
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meet the team
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I can't wait to ___ and see how everyone works together.
💡 Be introduced to the group.
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meet the team