Enhancing Group Productivity Through Cohesiveness and Effective Decision Making Techniques
This tutorial explores the dynamics of group cohesiveness and how it impacts productivity within organizations. It addresses key themes such as the balance between individual and group decision-making, the significance of status in the workplace, and the challenges associated with groupthink. Participants will engage in reflective exercises to assess the benefits of high cohesiveness and decision-making strategies while identifying potential obstacles. By understanding these elements, organizations can enhance collaboration, improve outcomes, and foster a more effective work environment.
Enhancing Group Productivity Through Cohesiveness and Effective Decision Making Techniques
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HND – Tutorial 10 Lim SeiKee @ cK
Exercises Select one of the following: • High cohesiveness in a group leads to higher group productivity • Balancing individual vs group decisions, rewards, recognition • How important is status in an organization? • Group – Decision Making Techniques & Problems
A: Cohesiveness • High cohesiveness in a group leads to higher group productivity. • Do you agree or disagree? Explain. • How would or should you use this in an organization? • Provide: a) an example, b) benefits, c) identify obstacles.
B: Group vs Individual • 1. If group decisions consistently achieve better quality outcomes than those achieved by individuals, how did the phrase “a camel is a horse designed by a committee” become so popular? • 2. Decide how you would or should balance individual vs group decisions, rewards, recognition. • 3. Provide: a) an example, b) benefits, c) identify obstacles.
C: Group structure - Status • 1. How important is status in an organization? Explain. • 2. Discuss how can status improve an organization? • 3. Provide a) an example, b) benefits, c) identify obstacles.
D: Group – Decision Making • 1. What is groupthink and groupshift? • 2. How would or should you use decision making techniques in an organization? • 3. Provide a) an example, b) benefits, c) identify obstacles.
