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Title: Chapter 13: Managing Groups and Teams Learning Objectives


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Chapter 13 Managing Groups and Teams Learning
Objectives
  • Recognize understand group dynamics and
    development
  • Understand the difference between groups and
    teams
  • Understand how to organize effective teams
  • Recognize and address common barriers to team
    effectiveness
  • Know how you can build maintain cohesive teams

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Group and Team Management in the P-O-L-C
Framework
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Types of Groups Formal and Informal
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Social Loafing and Collective Efficacy
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Three Major Classes of Team Tasks
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Team Role Typology
  • These 10 roles include task roles (light yellow),
    social roles (medium orange), and boundary
    spanning roles (dark orange)

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  • A task force is a temporary team which is asked
    to address a specific issue or problem until it
    is resolved
  • A product development team can be temporary or
    ongoing
  • A cross-functional team appears in matrix
    organizations where individuals from different
    parts of the organization staff the team which
    may be temporary or long standing in nature

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  • Upwards of 8.4 million individuals worldwide work
    virtually in at least one team
  • virtual teams are formed to take advantage of
    distributed expertise or time
  • Challenges of Virtual Teams
  • Building trust is difficult
  • If individuals in a virtual team are not fully
  • engaged and tend to avoid conflict,
  • team performance can suffer

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Team leadership is a major determinant of how
autonomous a team can be
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Designing Effective Teams
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Building Your Cohesive Team
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