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yan [13]
3 years ago
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Hester's manufacturing software company is doing better than it ever has and just a year ago it was floundering. Prior to a year

ago, she'd been part of a team of manufacturing software experts working on customer problems. Progress was slow as projects moved through department after department. When a new owner purchased the company, the company was reorganized, and she now works on a team that is made up of software engineers, finance people, marketing, and customer relations. Productivity and reaction time to customer needs increased dramatically. What structure was Hester now a part of under the new ownership?
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1 answer:
nydimaria [60]3 years ago
3 0

Permanent team structure was Hester now a part of under the new ownership.

Explanation:

Team structure relates to the makeup of a single team or a multi-team program. The organisation of teams is an important component of teamwork. The successful collaboration, teamwork, behavioural management and collective aid are the product of a correctly organised patient care team.

Permanent teams are workplace units structured like a formal organisation. The team brings together staff from all fields of work, such as the components supply and logistics for an automotive plant, concentrated on a particular task or project.

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