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The document discusses a case study involving teams at Big Monetary Inc. that are ineffective in their work on divesting Big Venture Capital. The teams are analyzed using the Team Effectiveness Model, which identifies issues with the organizational context, task characteristics, individual characteristics, and team processes. Suggested solutions include improving communication, defining leadership roles and influences, and enhancing team culture and motivation. However, some limitations are noted, such as resource constraints potentially hindering solutions and social activities needing proper design to avoid seeming bureaucratic.
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- 1. WORK2218 Group Case Study Tutor: Lucy Yang Bec, Daryl, Marc, Mariel, Nelson
- 2. AGENDA Bec: Case and Model Overview Mariel: Case analysis Nelson, Daryl: Solutions and Changes Marc: Practicality and Limitations Case overview Model overview Case analysis Solutions and changes Practicality and Limitations
- 3. Case Overview Sydney Consulting Group (SCG) Provide Expertise • Big Monetary Inc (BM) Divesting Big Venture Capital • Case overview Model overview Case analysis Solutions and changes Practicality and limitations
- 5. Characteristics of Team Excellence Larson and LaFasto found there are 8 characteristics consistently associated with team excellence. 1. Clear, elevating goal 2. Results driven structure 3. Competent team members 4. Unified commitment 5. Collaborative climate 6. Standards of excellence 7. External support and recognition 8. Principled leadership Case overview Model overview Case analysis Solutions and changes Practicality and limitations
- 6. Why are the teams ineffective? We can utilise Tannenbaum, Beard and Salas' "Team Effectiveness Model" to identify where the team has gone wrong. Case overview Model overview Case analysis Solutions and changes Practicality and limitations
- 8. 1. Organisational context The organisational context of the teams, including: Disparate locations Poor communication processes Resource scarcity Time constraints • • • • accumulate to team ineffectiveness. Case overview Model overview Case analysis Solutions and changes Practicality and limitations
- 10. 1. Difficulties in task characteristics The teams are struggling to complete their usual business activities, while working on the divestment The consulting team has poor task organisation, causing resistance towards the divestment project. Case overview Model overview Case analysis Solutions and changes Practicality and limitations
- 12. 2. Individual Characteristics Gladstein (1997) reveals that teams with better individual task proficiency perform better. However, the individuality of team members can bring about cultural clashes. Personality variables, including poor sociability and likability of the teams are the cause of their ineffectiveness. Case overview Model overview Case analysis Solutions and changes Practicality and limitations
- 14. 3. Poor team cohesiveness & processes The characteristics of the team, in particular its homogeneity, is lacking, as seen in the workshops and meetings with the representatives. They are concerned with the issues of their individual teams, not as a collective team working on the divestment. Case overview Model overview Case analysis Solutions and changes Practicality and limitations
- 15. Team processes... '...the interaction, communication, decisionmaking, conflict resolution and problem solving of the team.' The teams have poor team processes: Poor communication Reluctance to cooperate Time constraints Case overview Model overview Case analysis Solutions and changes Practicality and limitations
- 16. Solutions and change Things to improve: Communication Leadership Roles and Influences Team Culture/ Motivation Case overview? Model overview Case analysis Solutions and changes Practicality and limitations
- 17. How to better Communication Selection of better mediums for the right task and context Case overview? Model overview Case analysis Solutions and changes Practicality and limitations
- 18. Leadership Roles and Influences Team Management Time Management Case overview? Model overview Case analysis Solutions and changes Practicality and limitations
- 19. Limitations to and Practicality Problems for Our Solutions • • • Increased communication through online channels is easiest to implement Resource constraints (both time and financial) may be an issue for several of the proposed solutions The design of any social or team building activity is crucial, as it must not appear to employees as a bureaucratic exercise rather than a legitimate social activity or the situation will likely be worse Case overview Model overview Case analysis? Solutions and changes Practicality and limitations