week 8 Flashcards
(35 cards)
what is the path for the main approaches to organisation, structure and management?
classical - human relations - systems - contingency
what is the mainstream classic approach to thinking on groups and teams
groups and social factors at work are unimportant
what is the mainstream human relation approach to thinking on groups and teams
work organisation as a social organisation d importance of the group, group values and norms and influencing behaviour at work
Mainstream human relations approach to thinking on groups and teams includes group norms and informal what
social relations
what is an example of a group working as a team functionally
a wolf pack
in a team the size is limited in a group the size is…
medium or large
in a group membership selection is immaterial in a team it is…
crucial
in a team, leadership is shared or rotating, in a group it is…
solo/sole leader
In a group the perception is to focus on the leader, in a team there is…
mutual knowledge understanding
in a team the style is role spread co-ordination, in a group the style is…
convergence and conformism
in the group spirit it is togetherness persecution of opponents, in team spirit it is
dynamic interaction
what do teams and groups differ by
size, membership selection, leadership, perception, style and spirit
trust, mutual accountability and shared goals are facters/characteristics of…
a team
Does a working group or a team: plan together, collaborate, collectively decide future actions?
team
Does a working group or a team: work together on collective tasks
team
Does a working group or a team: work on individual tasks which are sometimes done in connection with others
working group
is a working group or a team: individually accountable
working group
Does a working group or a team: focus on individual goal and outcomes?
working group
is a working group or a team: collectively accountable
team
Does a working group or a team: share information and different perspectives
working group
Does a working group or a team: focus on team goals and outcomes
team
what are the three things that define a group?
interact with each other
are psychologically aware of each other
perceive themselves as a group
what are the 2 types of groups
formal and informal
what are the key features of formal groups
created as part of the formal organisational structure
designed to accomplish the organisation’s tasks
types of formal groups are functional and task groups