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Business, 06.04.2020 17:01 bbyjean9974

Magda works on a team of 15 people in research and development for a toymaker. They have weekly meetings to discuss new toy ideas. Occasionally, Magda will have a good idea that she wishes to discuss, but it takes so long for all her other teammates to finish talking that she will often just not bother to bring it up. Occasionally, there are arguments about which new project should have the most resources devoted to it, but Magda finds her coworkers always maintain respect for each other and work out a solution. Magda problem getting her ideas out in meetings is known asA. groupthink. B. evaluation apprehension. C. team syndrome. D. production blocking. E. intentional sabotage.

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