"A team is defined as a group of two or more individuals engaged in some joint action with a specific mission or goal" in mind (Eckes, 2002 pg 3). Forming teams allows a group of individuals to accomplish a specific task that a single individual would be unable to accomplish on his own. Many companies are relying more and more on teams. "Typically in many organizations, layers of management have been replaced by self directed teams, which …
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