Chapter 14: Teamwork Flashcards

1
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teams

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building blocks of organizational structure

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2
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linking pin concept

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reporting status: who each manager reports to

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3
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work teams

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teams that make or do things like manufacture, assemble, sell, or provide service

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4
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project and development teams

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long term projects, disband after reaching goal

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5
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parallel teams

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temporary teams that operate separate from regular work

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6
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management teams

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coordinate and provide direction to subordinates

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7
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transnational teams

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multinational members across countries

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8
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virtual teams

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physically dispersed and mostly communicate electronically

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9
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traditional self managed teams

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groups that have no managerial responsibilities

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self managed teams

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autonomous work groups in which workers are trained to do all or most of the jobs in a unit and make decisions previously made by frontline supervisors

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11
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autonomous self managed teams

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groups that control decisions about and execution of a complete range of tasks

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12
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group

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small group of ppl with complementary skills committed to a common purpose, goal, and approach for which everyone is mutually accountable

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13
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committee

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a formal group of ppl selected or appointed to perform a function for the organization. usually defied in the the org.’s by-laws

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14
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command committee

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formal group of individuals who meet regularly under the guidance of their supervisor to discuss organizational related matters

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15
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task force

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a group experts selected or appointed to solve a specific problem, or to accomplish a specific objective: disbands after task has been completed

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16
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blue ribbon task force

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group of exceptionally qualified and experienced ppl appointed to investigate, study, or analyze a given questions

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17
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whats are 3 examples of a blue ribbon task force

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former CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, former University Presidents, former Presidents of Countries

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18
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what sound do u want to remember for the stages of group development?

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“-orming”

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19
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what’re the four stages of group development

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forming, storming, norming, performing

20
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forming in group development (stage 1)

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group members attempt to lay the ground rules for what types of behavior are acceptable

21
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storming in group development (stage 2)

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hostilities and conflicts arise, ppl jockey for positions of power and status

22
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norming in group development (stage 3)

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group members agree on their shared goals, norms and closer relationships develop

23
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performing in group development (stage 4)

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the group channels its energies into performing its tasks

24
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three aspects to team effectiveness

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productivity, satisfaction, commitment

25
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team productivity

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output of the team meets or exceeds the standards of quantity and quality expected by the customers, inside and outside the organization, who receive the team’s goods or services

26
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member satisfaction

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team members realize satisfaction of their personal needs

27
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member commitment

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team members remain committed to working together again: team doesn’t burnout and disintegrate after a grueling project….potential for more success in future

28
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social loafing

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members who work less when in a group

29
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social facilitation effect

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working harder in groups than when alone

30
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norms

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shared beliefs about how ppl should think and behave

31
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roles

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sets of expectations for how different individuals should behave

32
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task specialist

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advanced job related skills and abilities

33
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team maintenance role

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develops and maintains team harmony

34
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cohesiveness

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extent of a group is attractive to members, want to remain in group, members influence one another

35
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gatekeepers

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informs group of important developments

36
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managing outward…three actions

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informing, parading, probing

37
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informing

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team strategy that entails making decisions w/ the team and then informing outsiders of its intentions

38
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parading

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team strategy that entails simultaneously emphasizing internal team building and achieving external visibility

39
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probing

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team strategy that requires team members to interact frequently w/ outsiders, diagnose their needs, and experiment w/ solutions

40
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avoidance

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ignore problem or de-emphasize the disagreement

41
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accommodation

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cooperation by one party but no assertiveness

42
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compromise

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moderate attention to both parties’ concerns

43
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competing

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strong focus on own goals, little concern for the others

44
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collaboration

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emphasizing cooperation and assertiveness, maximize satisfaction

45
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mediators

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third party individuals who intervene to help settle conflict