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Zigmanuir [339]
3 years ago
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Jarvis is a production engineer at Rubber Ring Tires. He recently joined a team of specialists from other departments in the bus

iness, such as marketing and finance. This long-term team assignment has developed several new products. Jarvis enjoys working in this environment, partly because Rubber Ring's management has given the team the freedom and flexibility to make decisions. Recently, outsiders from Freestone's major distributors and suppliers have been included on the team. It appears that Jarvis's team is a(n)a. interfunctional matrix organization.b. multidivisional group think-tank.c. multi-modal product development team.d. cross-functional self-managed team.
Business
1 answer:
kirza4 [7]3 years ago
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Answer:

The answer is: D) cross-functional self-managed team.

Explanation:

A cross functional self managed team consists of a group of employees gathered together from different departments (e.g. marketing, finance, production, etc.) that work together with little or no supervision. The purpose for them working together is usually to accomplish certain specific goals, for example, the development of new products.

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