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Team
are groups of people who work together to achieve a purpose that together hold themselves accountable for
Team building
is a callaborative way to gather and analyze data to improve teamwork
Team building process
Step 1-Problem or oppurtunity in team effectivness
Step 2-Data gathering and analysis
Step 3-Planning for team improvement
Step 4-Actions to improve team functioning
Step 5-Evaluation of results
Distributed leadership
is the sharing of the responsibilities for satisfying group tasks and maintenance needs
Task activites
contribute directly to the performance of important tasks
maintenance activities
support the emotional life of the teams as an ongoing social system
Role
is a set of expectations for team member or person in a job
role ambiguity
occurs when an individual is uncertain about what is expeceted of him or her
role overload
occurs when too much who is expected of an individual
role underload
occurs when too little work is expected of an individual
role conflict
occurs when an individual is unable to satisfy role expectations that conflict with each other
norms
are rules or standards for the behavior of group members
cohesiveness
is how much the members are attracted to a group and motivated to remain part of it
Employee involvement teams
meet regularly to examine work related problems and oppurtunitys
quality circle
meet regularly to find ways for continuous improvement of quality operations
cross-functional teams
bring together person from different functions to work on a common task
functional silos problem
occurs when individuals in one function do not communicate with individuals in other functions
virtual team
meets and operates weith members who are linked together electronically though networked computres
self-managing teams
are empowered to make decisions about planning, doing, and evaluationg their daily work