Question 1

Which of the following is not true of trust in global teams?

Accepted Answer

A) With global teams, the nature and meaning of trust may vary across cultures. 
B) In countries that have strong institutional systems to govern business relationships, personal trust plays a secondary role. 
C) Americans trust strangers less than do Japanese. 
D) In the case of virtual global teams the impact of cultural differences on trust is amplified. 
E) None of the above. 
A) With global teams, the nature and meaning of trust may vary across cultures. 
B) In countries that have strong institutional systems to govern business relationships, personal trust plays a secondary role. 
C) Americans trust strangers less than do Japanese. 
D) In the case of virtual global teams the impact of cultural differences on trust is amplified. 
E) None of the above.

Question 2

An executive says, "I'm going to do all I can to resist use of virtual teams in my company. They cause all sorts of problems. They depersonalize interactions and turn team members into automatons, sitting at computers and talking to computers. I don't want to put myself or my employees in such an inhumane environment."

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Exam 11: The New Teams: Virtual, Global, Connected, and Self-Managing

Which of the following is not true of trust in global teams?

Teams: Opportunities and Challenges

Designing the Team System

Building and Developing the Team

Socializing, Building Trust, Training, Motivating, and Leading Teams Abstract

Managing Team Diversity

Fostering Effective Communication in Teams

Facilitating Team Processes

Managing Change in Teams

Dealing With Team Problems

Teams: Evaluating Team Effectiveness

Designing and Implementing Team-Based Organizations

Teams Summary and Integration

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