The document provides 23 references on topics related to teamwork. The references cover a range of issues including team dynamics, diversity, self-management, leadership across language barriers, and factors that influence group performance. They draw from literature in management studies, psychology, and other relevant fields. The references present frameworks and findings from both conceptual and empirical research on teams and teamwork.
The document provides 23 references on topics related to teamwork. The references cover a range of issues including team dynamics, diversity, self-management, leadership across language barriers, and factors that influence group performance. They draw from literature in management studies, psychology, and other relevant fields. The references present frameworks and findings from both conceptual and empirical research on teams and teamwork.
The document provides 23 references on topics related to teamwork. The references cover a range of issues including team dynamics, diversity, self-management, leadership across language barriers, and factors that influence group performance. They draw from literature in management studies, psychology, and other relevant fields. The references present frameworks and findings from both conceptual and empirical research on teams and teamwork.
The document provides 23 references on topics related to teamwork. The references cover a range of issues including team dynamics, diversity, self-management, leadership across language barriers, and factors that influence group performance. They draw from literature in management studies, psychology, and other relevant fields. The references present frameworks and findings from both conceptual and empirical research on teams and teamwork.
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References on teamwork
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