Organizational Behaviour: Nature of Groups and Group Behaviour

   

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Organizational Behaviour
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Nature of groups and group behaviour
Group are individuals who work together in order to
achieve the focused goal and objectives. On the other
hand, team are collection of individulas with
different skills who focus on acieving specific task.
There are two types of groups, which are as follows:
Informal groups: These are the groups are formed for
their own benefits of the employees.
Formal group: This type of groups are developed by
the organization so that they can achieve the desired
goals.
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Following steps are involved in secting the members of the team:
Understanding the the tasks and listing the skills which will be
required in completion of the task.
Taking suggesting for employees or superiors who will be able to
suggest individuals who possess skills required to complete the task.
All the employees should be rated according to the their capabilities
and skills.
All the selected members should feel that they group will be able to
achieve the desired goals.
Firm should ensure that there are no clashes.
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