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How must roles be allocated to ensure effective team performance?
 
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When two organizations with very political environments interact with one another, the political interactions between them can hurt performance in collaborative projects.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false


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Answer to Question 1

Teams have different needs, and members should be selected to ensure all the various roles are filled. Teams with more experienced and skilled members perform better. However, the experience and skill of those in core roles who handle more of the workflow of the team and who are central to all work processes are especially vital. Nine potential team roles have been identified, and successful work teams have selected people to play all these roles based on their skills and preferences. To increase the likelihood the team members will work well together, managers need to understand the individual strengths each person can bring to a team, select members with their strengths in mind, and allocate work assignments that fit with members' preferred styles.

Answer to Question 2

TRUE
Explanation: One study showed when two organizations with very political environments interacted with one another, the political interactions between them hurt performance in collaborative projects. This study shows companies should be wary of forming alliances with companies that have high levels of internal political behavior.



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