What's the difference between collaborate and cooperate? How do you use them?
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They are very similar. I think technically there is a subtle difference:
- Collaborate: work together towards a common goal.
- Cooperate: work together to achieve individual goals.
A collaboration brings together different people, probably with different skills, to achieve something. Cooperation between different people allows the collaboration to work.
- A collaboration between Russia and the US allows the space station to be maintained. It requires the astronauts to cooperate (work together) well.
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Both words mean to work with others towards a goal ; cooperate means to work with someone as professional and proficient as you but collaborate means to work with someone more professional and proficient than you.
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