A Major Problem That Self-Managed Work Teams Can Encounter Is

question 16

Multiple Choice

A major problem that self-managed work teams can encounter is:

• A) selection of members with the right skills and ability to work with others.
• B) disciplining team members.
• C) being given work that is sufficiently complex.
• D) managers who are too "hands off."
• E) being given too much responsibility and autonomy.

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