2012
DOI: 10.5539/ass.v8n5p29
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An Analysis on the Effectiveness of Team Building: The Impact on Human Resources

Abstract: The scope of discussion in this study includes the aspect of human resource management and administration that focuses on the effectiveness of team building in producing employees who are skilled, innovative, creative, competitive and alert to the needs of the organization. In this context, we evaluate and analyze the effectiveness of the function of human resource team building by looking at three key factors: Task Oriented Roles Factor, Relationship Oriented Roles Factor and Self Oriented Roles Factor. In th… Show more

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“…Team members when participating in these activities and working with the others in their team could develop their attitudes, skills and behaviors. The close bonding among them thus has been strongly developed, which could strengthen the culture of teamwork and promote institution's corporate culture (Sulaiman, Mahbob, & Hassan, 2012). As in the current business world with fierce competitions, it is teams, not individuals, which drive performance for success (Piasecki, 2013), the study suggests that other enterprises should replicate the findings of this study to promote teamwork spirit among their employees.…”
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“…Team members when participating in these activities and working with the others in their team could develop their attitudes, skills and behaviors. The close bonding among them thus has been strongly developed, which could strengthen the culture of teamwork and promote institution's corporate culture (Sulaiman, Mahbob, & Hassan, 2012). As in the current business world with fierce competitions, it is teams, not individuals, which drive performance for success (Piasecki, 2013), the study suggests that other enterprises should replicate the findings of this study to promote teamwork spirit among their employees.…”
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“…In this study, it has been found that the problems faced by the organization are related to internal communication. Facing these problems, researchers conducted team-building interventions because these interventions can help team processes such as communication and assist teams coordination in crisis (Cheum, 2017;Rajala, 2011;Wan Sulaiman, Mahbob, & Hassan, 2012). Through seminars (lectures) and team-building games, researchers try to improve communication between team members and also with leaders in the organization However, the study results showed that there were no significant changes in internal communication after a team building intervention, so it can be concluded in this study that the interventions carried out had no impact on the organization's problems.…”
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“…It consisted of 35 questions with a 5-point rating scale, ranging from the highest to the lowest. The research team created the assessment based on the characteristics of teamwork skills demonstrated by Bridgeman (2018), Cameron (2019), the Center for Management & Organization Effectiveness (n.d.), DeBattiste (2015), Deering (n.d.), Kalesi (2019), Pole (2017), Pope (n.d.), Rose (2022), andWroblewski (2019), as well as the ways of assessing teamwork skills from the perspectives of Birmingham (n.d.), Bright HUB Education (2020), Idros et al (2012), Mind Tools (n.d.), Mugavin (2020), Questiun Pro (n.d.), and So Go Survey (n.d.). The results of the data analysis indicated that the questions had shown an Item-Objective Congruence (IOC) score of higher than 0.50 for all questions.…”
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confidence: 99%