Many times a partnership doesn't work. Not every teammate is the right fit.

Here are some examples of when it is time to leave a team (or let a teammate go):

If there is constant bickering, fighting, or name-calling between teammates, it creates a toxic environment that is not conducive to productivity or success. It's time to move on.

If someone on the team is not meeting expectations or carrying their weight, it brings the whole team down. It may be time to consider letting that person go in order to improve the overall performance of the team.

Whether it's due to a new member joining the team or someone leaving, a change in dynamic can often disrupt the flow and productivity of a team. If the team is no longer working well together, it may be time to make a change.

If the team's goals have shifted and you find yourself no longer aligned with the new direction, it may be time to move on. It's important to be clear about your goals and objectives as a team so that everyone is on the same page; if you're not, it can lead to frustration and discord down the road.

If playing on a team is no longer enjoyable or fun, it's probably time to move on. It's important to remember that games are supposed to be enjoyable; if they're not, there's no reason to continue playing. Life is too short to be stuck in a situation that isn't enjoyable, so find a team that you can have fun with!

These are just a few signs that it may be time to leave a team or let a teammate go. If you're experiencing any of these issues, it's important to have an honest discussion with your teammates (or coach) to see if there is a way to resolve the issue. If not, it may be time to move on.