Traditional Work Groups Are Different from Self-Managing Teams in That

question 70

Multiple Choice

Traditional work groups are different from self-managing teams in that team members:

• A) manage and control all of the major tasks directly related to production.
• B) have the freedom to make suggestions to management.
• C) do not have direct responsibility or control over their work.
• D) do not have the authority to change the design of their teams.

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