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tresset_1 [31]
3 years ago
11

What are some of the reasons that work teams have become more prevalent in todayâs organizations? How do they provide a competit

ive advantage?
Business
1 answer:
iris [78.8K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: working as a team sets up organizations for outstanding success and Improvement of team members

Explanation:

Working as a team has been a great help for most organizations. It's been realized that success experienced by many firms has been a result of what the teams accomplished when they worked together on a project, here are some reasons why they become prevalent;

1) Unity is being fostered within their activities, everyone is able to understand each other and know how to cooperate with the other

2) Productivity and efficiency is usually on the high as teams that work together put in a lot of energy to be productive in many efficient ways

3) There is an opportunity to learn from the group, thereby improving the skills of everyone on the group

They provide a competitive advantage when they work together, with everyone's effort, progress, success and achievement's are bound to occur.

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Answer:

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Income Statement for the month ended March 31:

Revenue                                          $9,000

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Total                                    577,600       423,900       514,500    1,516,000

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6 Income (Loss) from       $48,000      $103,400    $(143,500)       $7,900

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