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What are the key components of effective teams as outlined in the Organizational Behavior (HUR 212) course?

  • Composition, work design, process, shaping team players, rewards, teams and quality management, challenges in managing teams, understanding social networks
  • Composition, work design, process, shaping team players, rewards, social networks, importance of social networks
  • Context, composition, work design, process, shaping team players, challenges in managing teams, social networks (correct)
  • Context, composition, work design, process, rewards, challenges in managing teams, understanding social networks
  • What does 'composition' in the context of effective teams consist of?

  • Autonomy, skill variety, task identity
  • Climate of trust and performance evaluation system
  • Member commitment to a common purpose
  • Team members' abilities, personality, diversity, size (correct)
  • What is included in the 'work design' component of effective teams?

  • Autonomy and task significance (correct)
  • Encouraging cooperative efforts rather than competitive ones
  • Establishment of specific team goals
  • Selection of interpersonal skills in addition to technical skills
  • What is a key aspect of 'shaping team players' for effective teams?

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    What is the importance of understanding social networks in the context of effective teams?

    <p>Informal connections among individuals within groups and their influence on team effectiveness</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    • Effective teams consist of 13 key components as outlined in Organizational Behavior (HUR 212) course.
    • Context: includes adequate resources, effective leadership, climate of trust, and performance evaluation system.
    • Composition: consists of composition of team members, their abilities, personality, diversity, size, and member flexibility.
    • Work Design: includes autonomy, skill variety, task identity, and task significance.
    • Process: includes member commitment to a common purpose, establishment of specific team goals, team efficacy, managed level of conflict, and minimizing social loafing.
    • Shaping Team Players: includes selection of interpersonal skills in addition to technical skills, training on problem-solving, communication, negotiation, and conflict management skills.
    • Rewards: include encouraging cooperative efforts rather than competitive ones.
    • Teams and Quality Management: provide a natural vehicle for employees to share ideas and implement improvements.
    • Challenges in Managing Teams: include encouraging employees to cooperate, share information, confront differences, and sublimate personal interests for the greater good of the team.
    • Understanding Social Networks: includes informal connections among individuals within groups, their influence on team effectiveness, and their potential to hinder or help in achieving team goals.
    • Social Networks: are key to understanding team dynamics, with patterns of informal connections among individuals within a team.
    • Importance of Social Networks: relationships can improve team goal attainment and increase member commitment to the team.

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    This quiz covers the differences between groups and teams, the characteristics of effective teamwork, and the roles and responsibilities within a team. Test your knowledge of team dynamics and the factors that contribute to successful collaboration.

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