multi 2 Flashcards
ENUMERATE 5 ADVANTAGES OF GROUPS
- Increased knowledge and information
- Enhanced creativity and innovation
- Improved Decision-making
- Increased motivation and commitment
- Social facilitation
ENUMERATE 5 DISDVANTAGES OF GROUPS
- Group think
- Social loafing
- Conflicts and Disagreements
- Time-consuming
- Domination by strong personalities
3 TYPES OF TEAMS
- By purpose
- By structure
- By duration
5 BY PURPOSE
- Problem-Solving Teams
- Cross-Functional Teams
- Self-Managed Teams
- Virtual Teams
- Project Teams
2 BY STRUCTURE
- Functional teams
- Matrix teams
2 BY DURATION
- Permanent teams
- Temporary teams
Groups bring together diverse perspectives and expertise, expanding the pool of knowledge and information available for decision-making.
Increased Knowledge and Information
Collaboration and brainstorming within groups can stimulate creativity and lead to innovative solutions that individuals might not have considered alone.
Enhanced Creativity and Innovation
Group decisions are often more informed, balanced, and likely to be accepted by members than individual decisions.
Improved Decision-Making
Group members often feel more motivated and committed to achieving shared goals, leading to increased effort and productivity.
Increased Motivation and Commitment
The presence of others can sometimes enhance performance, especially on simple or well-rehearsed tasks.
Social Facilitation
It occurs when members prioritize conformity and consensus over critical thinking and independent judgment, leading to poor decision-making.
Group think
It occurs when individuals reduce their effort when working in a group, relying on others to carry the workload.
Social loafing
Different perspectives and personalities within groups can lead to conflicts and disagreements, hindering progress and team cohesion.
Conflicts and Disagreements
Group decision-making can be time-consuming, as members need to coordinate schedules, share information, and reach consensus.
Time-Consuming
Groups can be dominated by strong personalities or individuals with more influence, leading to a lack of diverse viewpoints and fair representation.
Domination by Strong Personalities
These teams are formed to address specific issues or challenges, often drawing on diverse expertise from different departments.
Problem-Solving Teams
Composed of members from various functional areas (e.g., Marketing, sales, engineering) to work on projects that require a broad range of skills.
Cross-Functional Teams
These teams have a high degree of autonomy, making decisions And managing their own work with minimal supervision.
Self-Managed Teams
Members are geographically dispersed and collaborate remotely using Technology.
Virtual Teams
Assembled for a specific time frame to complete a project, often Disbanding once the project is finished.
Project Teams
Members are drawn from the same functional area (e.g., marketing, Finance).
Functional Teams
Members report to both a functional manager and a project manager, Allowing for resource sharing across projects
Matrix teams
These teams are ongoing and have a stable membership.
Permanent Teams