Chapter 14: Teamwork Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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teams

A

building blocks of organizational structure

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2
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linking pin concept

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reporting status: who each manager reports to

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3
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work teams

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teams that make or do things like manufacture, assemble, sell, or provide service

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4
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project and development teams

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long term projects, disband after reaching goal

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5
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parallel teams

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temporary teams that operate separate from regular work

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6
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management teams

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coordinate and provide direction to subordinates

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7
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transnational teams

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multinational members across countries

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8
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virtual teams

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physically dispersed and mostly communicate electronically

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9
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traditional self managed teams

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groups that have no managerial responsibilities

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self managed teams

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autonomous work groups in which workers are trained to do all or most of the jobs in a unit and make decisions previously made by frontline supervisors

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11
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autonomous self managed teams

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groups that control decisions about and execution of a complete range of tasks

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12
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group

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small group of ppl with complementary skills committed to a common purpose, goal, and approach for which everyone is mutually accountable

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13
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committee

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a formal group of ppl selected or appointed to perform a function for the organization. usually defied in the the org.’s by-laws

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14
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command committee

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formal group of individuals who meet regularly under the guidance of their supervisor to discuss organizational related matters

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task force

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a group experts selected or appointed to solve a specific problem, or to accomplish a specific objective: disbands after task has been completed

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16
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blue ribbon task force

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group of exceptionally qualified and experienced ppl appointed to investigate, study, or analyze a given questions

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17
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whats are 3 examples of a blue ribbon task force

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former CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, former University Presidents, former Presidents of Countries

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18
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what sound do u want to remember for the stages of group development?

A

“-orming”

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19
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what’re the four stages of group development

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forming, storming, norming, performing

20
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forming in group development (stage 1)

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group members attempt to lay the ground rules for what types of behavior are acceptable

21
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storming in group development (stage 2)

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hostilities and conflicts arise, ppl jockey for positions of power and status

22
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norming in group development (stage 3)

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group members agree on their shared goals, norms and closer relationships develop

23
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performing in group development (stage 4)

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the group channels its energies into performing its tasks

24
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three aspects to team effectiveness

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productivity, satisfaction, commitment

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team productivity
output of the team meets or exceeds the standards of quantity and quality expected by the customers, inside and outside the organization, who receive the team's goods or services
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member satisfaction
team members realize satisfaction of their personal needs
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member commitment
team members remain committed to working together again: team doesn't burnout and disintegrate after a grueling project....potential for more success in future
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social loafing
members who work less when in a group
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social facilitation effect
working harder in groups than when alone
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norms
shared beliefs about how ppl should think and behave
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roles
sets of expectations for how different individuals should behave
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task specialist
advanced job related skills and abilities
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team maintenance role
develops and maintains team harmony
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cohesiveness
extent of a group is attractive to members, want to remain in group, members influence one another
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gatekeepers
informs group of important developments
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managing outward...three actions
informing, parading, probing
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informing
team strategy that entails making decisions w/ the team and then informing outsiders of its intentions
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parading
team strategy that entails simultaneously emphasizing internal team building and achieving external visibility
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probing
team strategy that requires team members to interact frequently w/ outsiders, diagnose their needs, and experiment w/ solutions
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avoidance
ignore problem or de-emphasize the disagreement
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accommodation
cooperation by one party but no assertiveness
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compromise
moderate attention to both parties' concerns
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competing
strong focus on own goals, little concern for the others
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collaboration
emphasizing cooperation and assertiveness, maximize satisfaction
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mediators
third party individuals who intervene to help settle conflict