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Team Dynamics Chapter 16

What is a team? Team Teamwork A small group of people with complementary skills, who work together to achieve a shared purpose and hold themselves mutually accountable for performance results. Teamwork The process of people actively working together to accomplish common goals

Advantages of Teams More resources for problem solving. Improved creativity and innovation. Improved quality of decision making. Greater commitments to tasks. Higher motivation through collective action. Better control and work discipline. More individual need satisfaction.

Types of Teams Formal groups Informal groups Teams that are officially recognized and supported by the organization for specific purposes. Informal groups Not recognized on organization charts. Include interest, friendship, and support groups.

Types of Teams Committees People outside their daily job assignments work together in a small team for a specific purpose. Task agenda is narrow, focused, and ongoing. Projects teams or task forces People from various parts of an organization work together on common problems, but on a temporary basis. Official tasks are very specific and time defined. Disbands after task is completed.