CSSGB · Question #10
The fundamental purpose of establishing teams is to:
The correct answer is B. Improve the internal efficiencies of the organization. Teams may provide particular members with opportunities to broaden their skill and experience sets, as well as increased visibility and self-satisfaction, but those are ancillary benefits, rather than the fundamental purpose of establishing teams. Teams are formed to improve…
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The fundamental purpose of establishing teams is to:
Options
- AProvide team members a form of job enrichment and broadening
- BImprove the internal efficiencies of the organization
- CTeach team members new problem solving skills
- DAvoid spending money on outside consultants
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A3% (1)
- B94% (33)
- C3% (1)
Explanation
Teams may provide particular members with opportunities to broaden their skill and experience sets, as well as increased visibility and self-satisfaction, but those are ancillary benefits, rather than the fundamental purpose of establishing teams. Teams are formed to improve processes and solve problems. Because this ultimately is designed to enable the organization to better perform its purpose with a lesser amount of wasted effort and resources, teams are ultimately formed to improve the efficiencies of the organization.
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