Teams Flashcards

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What are some reasons to form groups informally

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Need for socialization, minority groups band together to form groups

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what are the advantages of teams

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they make better decisions, develop better products, and a more engaging work setting. Training in norms, voice, and member buy-ins

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3
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teams and groups’ difference

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exists in a spectrum. outcomes and effectiveness is determined more by the collective when you shift to teams.

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4
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disadvantage of teams

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procces losses, develop mutual trust, negotiation of roles.

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5
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Brook’s law

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adding people to a late project only makes it more delayed

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6
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true or false managers typically add existing members to pre-established teams

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true

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7
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the degree of attraction people feel toward the team their motivation to remain members, collective sense of team pride.

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team cohesion

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8
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the more communication channels you add to a team

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the problem grows exponentially/ combinatorial

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9
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occurs when people exert less effort in teams than working alone

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social loafing

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10
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In Western nations, rewards should be handed out

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50/50. half to the team for them to distribute. 50 to a manager or outside advisor.

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11
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for group development 4 parts

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forming, storming, norming, and pefroming.

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12
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for teams, the actual work starts

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at halfway point before it is due

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13
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the best time for a manager to provide input is

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at the beginning fo the process, at the 1/2 way point.

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14
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informal rules and shared expectations that groups set to control the behavior of their members

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team norms

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15
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team norms are often

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implicit

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16
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the right time to begin work

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is in the half way before it is due

17
Q

the mid point works like an alarm clock, motivates work

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punctuated equilibrium

18
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assigned tasks are set as

19
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roles are often

20
Q

teams that are organized around work processes, that complete an entire piece of work requiring several interdependent tasks, and that have substantial autonomy.

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self directed team

21
Q

teams that still have autonomy, but have usually an outside advisor

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self-managed teams

22
Q

why do managers not typically do not managerial teams

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hard to find indirect ways to advise, see their jobs threatened

23
Q

issues with cross-funcitional teams

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often have two or more bosses, and no clear path to the next project.

24
Q

a good way to get people to work together in virtual teams

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have them meet early and have a set time structure. maybe eat breakfast together.

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where does team structure fit in principles of management
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what are the implications of the punctuated equilibrium model for teams
temas resit outside influence during the stages