Chapter 12 Flashcards

1
Q

social loafing

A

When an individual in a team does not exert
the expected amount of effort and relies instead
on the work of other team
members.

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2
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cross-functional teams

A

Teams whose
members are
drawn from
multiple functional areas in
the firm such as
R&D, marketing,
manufacturing,
distribution, and
so on

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3
Q

what are the 4 structures of new development teams

A

Functional, lightweight, heavyweight and autonomous.

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4
Q

Explain functional teams

A

No cross-functional integration; employees
remain within functional departments.

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5
Q

explain lightweigth team

A

Employees remain within functional
departments but project manager provides
cross-functional integration.

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6
Q

explain heavyweigth team

A

Project manager provides cross-functional
integration; team members are collocated but
still report to functional managers also.

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7
Q

explain autonomous team

A

Project manager provides cross-functional
integration; team members are collocated and
report only to project manager.

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8
Q

how can social loafing be helped?

A

The potential for social loafing decreases
when individual team members can be evaluated on their individual performance, when
tasks are perceived as important, and in groups with high levels of social cohesion

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