High-Performing Self-Managed Work Teams : A Comparison of Theory to Practice.


Dale E. Yeatts
Bok Engelsk 1997 · Electronic books.
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Cover -- Contents -- Preface and Acknowledgments -- Part I - Theoretical Frameworks for Understanding the Performance of Self-Managed Work Teams -- Chapter 1 - The Classical and Human Relations Theories -- Chapter 2 - Systems Theories and the Emergence of the Sociotechnical and SMWT Perspectives -- Chapter 3 - Contingency Theories: The Importance of Individual, Technical, and Environmental Differences -- Chapter 4 - Contemporary Theories Explaining SMWT Performance -- Chapter 5 - Development of a Theoretical Framework to Explain SMWT Performance -- Part II - The Work Process: Actually Doing the Work with Effort, Talent, Procedures, and Resources -- Chapter 6 - Effort Placed Directly on the Work -- Chapter 7 - Talent, Resources, and Procedures for Doing the Work -- Part III - The Interpersonal Process: The 6 Cs Plus Trust within and outside the Team -- Chapter 8 - Communication and Coordination -- Chapter 9 - Cooperation, Collaboration, and Conflict -- Chapter 10 - Cohesion and Trust -- Chapter 11 - Interpersonal Processes between the Team and Others -- Part IV - The Environment Surrounding the SMWT within and outside the Organization -- Chapter 12 - The Organization's Philosophy, Culture, and Mission for the SMWTs -- Chapter 13 - Performance Measurement: Appraisal and Assessment Systems -- Chapter 14 - The Reward System -- Chapter 15 - Types of Rewards -- Chapter 16 - Education and Training Systems -- Chapter 17 - Information Systems -- Chapter 18 - Management Support, Encouragement, and Roles -- Chapter 19 - Union, Customer, Supplier, and Ancillary Support within the Organization -- Chapter 20 - The Environment outside the Organization -- Part V - Team Member Characteristics -- Chapter 21 - Talents, Values, Needs, Interests, and Prejudices -- Chapter 22 - Personality and Demographic Characteristics -- Part VI - Team Design Characteristics.. - Chapter 23 - Team Goals and Job Design -- Chapter 24 - Team Size and Composition -- Chapter 25 - Roles of Self-Managed Teams -- Chapter 26 - Decision-Making Methods and Processes -- Chapter 27 - Team Leader Roles and Responsibilities -- Appendix A: Research Methods -- Appendix B: In-Person Survey Instrument for All Team Members -- Appendix C: In-Person Survey Instrument for All Relevant Managers -- Appendix D: Survey Instrument Completed by Observer/Interviewer after Multiple Observations of the Team and in-Person Interviews -- Appendix E: Self-Administered Survey Instrument Completed by All Team Members -- References -- Other Suggested Readings -- Index -- About the Authors.. - `This book is a must for scholars and practitioners interested in managing work teams in organizations.... Yeatts and Hyten have written an excellent reference work. The book synthesizes a wealth of prior research into a testable model of Self-Managed Work Team performance′ - Management Learning.. - Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2021. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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High-performing self-managed work teams : a comparison of theory to practice
Dale E. Yeatts, Cloyd Hyten

Bok · Engelsk · 1998

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