A Team That Achieves Its Organizational Goals, Satisfies Member Needs

question 111

Multiple Choice

A team that achieves its organizational goals, satisfies member needs, and survives in its environment:

• A)has a strong communication system but inappropriate reward system.
• B)is called a skunkworks.
• C)has not yet reached its highest level of team development.
• D)is an effective team.
• E)has too many members for the required task.

Comprehend the dynamics and disadvantages of divisional structures.

Grasp the concept, benefits, and challenges of matrix structures.

Recognize the significance of work processes and their value creation for customers.

Understand the implications of structure on an organization’s ability to implement strategy.

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Definitions:

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