Author Question: What is the difference between a group and a team? A) A group consists of two members and a team ... (Read 169 times)

nmorano1 · **on:** Jul 6, 2018

What is the difference between a group and a team?

A) A group consists of two members and a team must consist of three or more members.
B) Teams require higher levels of mutual accountability and collective effort than groups.
C) Groups are fairly permanent, while teams are temporary and are formed repeatedly.
D) Group members have clear goals and roles, while teams face role fuzziness.
E) Group decisions require approval of all group members, while team decisions can be taken independently.

Question 2

A territory sales officer reports to his regional sales officer as well as to the project head on a routine basis, and also provides feedback to R&D officials about the product rollout process.

Based on the information provided, it can be gathered that he is working in an organization following the ________ design.
A) functional
B) horizontal
C) network
D) matrix
E) cellular