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Interview that uses projective techniques to put the prospective employee in action situations that might be encountered on the job
Situational Interview
Interviews conducted without a predetermined checklist of questions.
Unstructured Interviews
An interview designed to place the interviewee under pressure.
Stress Interview
An interview in which two or more interviewers conduct the interview.
Board Interview
An interview which questions several interviewees together in group discussions.
Group Interview
Occurs when the interviewer allows a single prominent characteristic to dominate judgment of all other traits
Halo Effect
Established by management to carry out specific tasks such as designing a new product or resolving a problem
Formal Work Groups
Groups formed voluntarily by members of an organization, based on personal contact and interaction to the workplace
Informal Work Groups
Informal rules a group adopts to regulate group members’ behavior.
Group Norms
Degree of attraction each member has for the group, or the “stick-togetherness” of the group.
Group Cohesiveness
Dysfunctional syndrome where group members lose their ability to think as individuals and conform to group decisions at the expense of their individual good judgment.
Groupthink
Holds that because managers are members of overlapping groups, they link formal work groups to the total organization.
Team Building- Process of establishing a cohesive group that works together to achieve its goals.
Linchpin Concept
Team Building
Composed of a group of employees who are members of a single work unit, section, or department; the basic purpose of a quality circle is to discuss quality problems and generate ideas that might help improve quality.
Quality Circle
Teams in which members are empowered to control the work they do without a formal supervisor.
Self-Directed Work Team
- Responsible for making or implementing important decisions for the business, mainly using technology supported communication, with the team members working and living in different locations.
Virtual Work Team