General Studies · Organizational Behaviour
What is the primary difference between a work group and a work team?
- 1Teams have shared goals and mutual accountability, whereas groups focus on individual performance✓
- 2Groups always exhibit higher performance than teams
- 3Groups have fixed leadership, while teams never have leaders
- 4Teams lack interdependence among members
Correct answer
Teams have shared goals and mutual accountability, whereas groups focus on individual performance
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