Empowered Teams : Creating Self-Directed Work Groups That Improve Quality, Productivity, and Participation

Wilson, Jeanne M., Wellins, Richard S., Byham, William C.

ISBN 10: 1555423531 / ISBN 13: 9781555423537

Edité par Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John, 1991

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Titre : Empowered Teams : Creating Self-Directed ...

Éditeur : Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John

Date d'édition : 1991

Reliure : Couverture rigide

Etat : Good

Edition : 1st ed.

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This book provides basic answers to a wide range of questions about self-directed teams: how they work; what makes them effective; when they are and aren't worth using; how to get them going; and how to maintain their vigour and productivity over the long haul. Drawing on a survey of 500 organizations that are using self-directed teams (conducted jointly with the Association for Quality and Participation and "Industry Week"), the authors reveal how organizations of all kinds - blue-collar and white-collar, established operations and new businesses - are using teams to improve quality, productivity, and morale. They provide hands-on guidance in designing, implementing and maintaining self-directed teams, including ways to address challenges inherent in the empowerment process, such as the need for extensive training and new leadership roles.

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"The most complete treatment I′ve seen on the subject....If you′re making the move to self–directed work teams, this is the book to read!"––Chuck Day, editor–in–chief, Industry WeekEmpowered Teams provides the frank answers to questions about how teams work, what makes them effective, when they are useful, how to get them going, and how to maintain their vigor and productivity over the long haul. Draws on a survey of over five hundred organizations and an in–depth study of twenty–eight companies (conducted jointly by Industry Week and the Association for Quality and Participation).