Teams Flashcards

(21 cards)

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What happens when teams work well?

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  • Increased responsivity to service demands
  • Increased flexibility
  • 50% increase in time spent on team related tasks
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What happens when teams dont work well?

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  • Reduced or poorer quality outputs
  • Errors and mistakes
  • Failure to complete tasks
  • Low morale, motivation and satisfaction
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What are the common types of teams?

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  • Formal teams - created by managers to achieve organisational goals
  • Informal teams - friendships
  • Self - directed teams - empowered to make decisions
  • Virtual teams - linked via tech and geographically dispersed.
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What are the 5 stages of development?

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Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning

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What happens in the forming stage of development?

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  • Getting to know each other
  • Working out how to function as a team
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What happens in the storming stage?

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  • Disagreements and conflict emerges
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What are the two types of conflict?

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  • Task conflict - may arise over task processes or outcomes
  • Relationship conflict - negative judgement about peoples personal styles, values or tastes
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De Dreu (2008) findings in conflict

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  • conflict is only positive under very narrow conditions
  • task related
    parties take a problem solving approach to conflict
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What are the 5 conflict management styles?

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Accommodating, compromising, competing, collaborating, avoiding

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What happens in the norming stage of development?

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  • Agreement on team norms
  • Acceptance of differences
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What happens in the performing stage of development?

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  • Team members working interdependently
  • commitment to achieving the teams goals
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What happens in the adjourning stage of development?

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  • team tasks completed
  • team disbanded
  • celebrate success and evaluate performance
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13
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What does the contemporary view diagram show?

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Traditional framework modified and expanded to reflect the complexities of team work based on research evidence.

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How does team effectiveness influence team member?

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Collective level - shared experiences
individual level outcomes - attitudes, reactions, learning and behaviours in teams

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How does team effectiveness link to the tangible outputs or products of team interaction?

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  • Productivity
  • Efficiency
  • Quality
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What are the 3 regions in the contemporary view model?

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A - structural features (task scope, complexity, interdependence)
B - compositional features (workforce diversity)
C - mediating mechanisms (team processes and emergent states)

17
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What are the benefits and challenges of virtual teams?

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Benefits - Increased productivity, greater knowledge sharing.
challenges - build trust, collaboration, dealing with team conflicts

18
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What is a psychological safe work environment?

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  • leads employees to - engage in open communication, voice their concerns
  • employees feel that their colleagues will - respect each others competence, interested in each other
19
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What are the valuable guidelines for team interventions?

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Getting off to a good start, team building, training interventions, debriefs

20
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Examples of good team management

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  • clear and shared goals
  • accountability
  • diversity
  • healthy level of conflict
  • shared leadership