Teams: how they can contribute to a productive workforce
Eileen L. Berman
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Eileen L. Berman
Abstract
Teams ...what are they and how do they serve both the individual and the company? The simplest way to answer this is to define a team as a family. In actuality, a family should function as a team. Like any team, a family needs to have a mission written and agreed to by every member of the group. Would having a mission offer cohesiveness to the family unit? Would it promote understanding and "teamwork"? Very much so as it would to any team or business establishment.
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Teams ...what are they and how do they serve both the individual and the company? The simplest way to answer this is to define a team as a family. In actuality, a family should function as a team. Like any team, a family needs to have a mission written and agreed to by every member of the group. Would having a mission offer cohesiveness to the family unit? Would it promote understanding and "teamwork"? Very much so as it would to any team or business establishment.
Key concepts: Group cohesiveness, Teamwork, Workforce, Team effectiveness, Unit (ring theory), Function (biology), Public relations, Business