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Group behavior and Process

   
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Vitality can be beneficial for highly diverse teams since it obfuscates potentially divisive demographic differences. There are four necessary features of effective team structure, which apply equally to virtual teams, but become more challenging...
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Lack of visibility may cause virtual team members to feel less accountable for results, therefore explicit facilitation of teamwork takes on heightened importance for virtual teams. Temporal coordination mechanisms such as scheduling deadlines and coordinating the pace of effort are recommended to increase accountability...
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