Основные термины. бригада с перекрестными функциями (cross - functional team)

бригада с перекрестными функциями (cross - functional team)

групповая сплоченность (group cohesiveness)

качество и групповые решения (quality and group decisions')

кружок качества (quality circle)

нормы (norms)

приемлемость и групповые решения (acceptability and group decisions)

совместное принятие решений (participative decision making)

профсоюз как группа (union as group)

рабочая бригада (work team)

референтная группа (reference group)

состав группы (group composition)

цели группы (group goals)

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