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Chapter 13, Problem 4UTC
Summary Introduction
To determine:
Stages of group and team development
Introduction:
Definition of a group; people who work, interact, and cooperate with one another towards achieving a trivial goal are the ones who form a group. Each group member is being taken as an individual member. The information and resources are being shared by other groups apparently.
Definition of a team; refers to a group of people who are combined together in achieving a trivial goal within a given time period and common accountability. “One for all and all for one” is the main docket of the team.
Given information:
Team development is the process of working together efficiently and learning new things from one another.
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MANAGEMENT:PRACTICAL INTRO. >SP INSTR<
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