LOers:
It seems this thread has a flaw. It seems that an underlying assumption is
the only choices available are competition or cooperation. I can think of
many alternatives to this dichotomy.
For example, isn't avoidance or passive observation available? How about
co-opting? While I see this thead as important, how important is
cooperation next to, sya, commitment, competence, task completion.
Sometimes, I see work teams bog down while engaging in discourse over team
dynamics. The fact of the matter may be a project never gets past this
point and the lost opportunity is costly.
Jesse White
jeswhite@comp.uark.edu
On Wed, 13 May 1998, Scott Simmerman wrote:
--"Jesse W. White" <jeswhite@comp.uark.edu>
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