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    Starbucks Teamwork

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    Effective teams are an inherent requirement in the customer-service industry. In Starbucks, teams are present at the storefront and corporate level. At the corporate level, Starbucks has a leadership team composed of fifty-nine individuals, with the CEO Howard Shultz at the top (Newsroom, 2016). At the individual store level, the Starbucks teams are composed of store managers, baristas and shift supervisors. Additionally, effective teamwork is crucial to Starbucks, especially at the storefront…

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    Team Cohesiveness

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    value of teams: An illustration of the value of teamwork given in the chapter was the military. The different medical teams that were able to work together in an efficient and timely manner to save the lives of wounded soldiers. Bringing those same principles to organizations that primarily made up of various groups. Many tasks are interdependent and need a level of coordination to be completed. B. Different dilemmas of teams: Having to give up your independence and relying on the team for…

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    all facets of SAR. Additionally, differing viewpoints on the organizational citizenship behavior expected of senior members of the team contributed to the issue (Zia, 2013). Zia (2013) identifies organizational citizenship behavior as the unwritten rules of the organization that are essential to its performance. For example, the expectation that senior members of the team take a mentorship role within the organization, transiting away from needing the assistance of other members. Regardless of…

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    Leadership” assessment, proved a valuable tool. Upon completing the required 50 questions, I found that the test results gauged my leadership style as mainly participative. This does not surprise me. Through experience, I have found that involving team members is the best way to achieve results in my vocation and my personality tends to rely on other people for collective decision-making, rather than being entirely independent in my thought process. In ORG 300’s third module (Colorado State…

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    Billie Jean King once said “Sports teaches you character, it teaches you to play by the rules, it teaches you to know what it feels like to win and lose- it teaches you about life”. Being part of a sports team, we experience competitiveness, commitment, and perseverance; being involved in something that requires us to compete in these situations teaches us success, dedication, leadership, failure, and hard work. The more we grow as a person, the more we realize that not only can those qualities…

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    Americorps Case Study

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    position while working with AmeriCorps National Civilian Corps. Many of the Team Leaders had previously been RA’s prior to their current leadership position. One of my goals is to become a Team Leader for AmeriCorps. So I felt this was definitely a right step in that direction. The RA position is quite similar to the Team Leader position. I was already an Assistant Team Leader for my teams, so I received some insight in the role of Team Leader. The Resident Assistant position can provide me with…

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    antics. Most North Dakota State University (NDSU) Bison fans are die-hard fans. Fans like this paint their faces green and gold, paint their chests green and gold, and dye their hair green and gold. A few even go as far as getting tattoos of their team mascot, Thundar, or the NDSU logo. License plates on their cars might say “#1FAN” or “GOBISON”. Their recreational vehicles might be personalized with gigantic logos of NDSU on the sides, and these are used just for tailgating. These fans…

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    INLS 131: Penina Matthew Carroll July 2002 Electra-Quik Case Study The main problem of this case study lies in the existing corporate culture of the business and the newness of the proposed company revisions. Electra-Quik is an established company that has historically done well until recently, when a host of problems ranging from outside competition to company moral became apparent. It would be nice to know more information concerning the extent of the company’s problems, but since…

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    out for years. They have been programmed to execute this one task like a take-off checklist. No variation, no modification, they would not even think about changing. If someone new joins a team that has been together for years and speaks up, say isn’t there a better or easier way to do this. Everyone on the team would jump down his or her throat. We have been doing this for years and you have been here five seconds and think that you know better. Well, this is the mindset of employees…

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    make sure that set laws can be adhered. There are many peripheral consideration to be made; such as, sustainability and guidelines; because they have to be considered by the organizational stakeholders. Nevertheless, the individual employee level, team level, and organization external environmental level needs to be address as resolutions are provided for challenges in change. Planning, communication, motivation are measures to address to resolve the challenges as it relates to change. But,…

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