what are the types of teams?
informal and formal
what is an informal team
An informal team is a group of people who work together without a formal structure or official roles. They collaborate naturally based on shared interests, tasks, or goals, often without official leadership or boundaries.
what is a formal team
A formal team is a structured group with defined roles, responsibilities, and a leader, working towards specific goals.
what are the types of formal teams
functional working team, multi-disciplinary team, problem-solving team
what is a functional working team
A group with members from the same department or expertise, focused on ongoing tasks or operations.
what is a problem solving team
A group formed to address a specific issue or challenge, usually temporary.
what is a multidisciplinary team
A group with members from different fields or expertise, collaborating to tackle complex projects or problems.
what are the benefits of teams
Diverse Perspectives
Shared Workload
Skill Development
Improved Problem Solving
Increased Motivation
Better Decision Making
Accountability
Innovation
Networking Opportunities
Flexibility and Adaptability
what are the disadvantages of teams
Conflicts
Groupthink
Uneven Contribution
Time-Consuming
Dependency
Lack of Clarity
Communication Breakdown
Decision Delays
Unequal Recognition
what are the four stages of team formation
forming, storming, norming, performing
explain each stage of team formation (forming, storming, norming, performing)
Forming: Team members get to know each other and establish initial roles.
Storming: Conflicts arise as individuals express differing opinions and ideas.
Norming: The team establishes norms, resolves conflicts, and starts collaborating more smoothly.
Performing: The team works efficiently, with high trust and effective communication.
what are the factors affecting teamwork
Communication
Trust
Leadership
Roles & Responsibilities
Team Diversity
Conflict Resolution
Motivation
Resources
what are stakeholders
Stakeholders are individuals, groups, or organizations that have an interest or investment in a particular project, business, or decision. They can be affected by or have an influence on the outcome. Examples include employees, customers, investors, suppliers, and the community.