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Teamwork: Burden or Boon?
Professor Chin October 2, 2013
CS 209: SoBware Development Parmly 405
Go to:
www.pollev.com/socquesMons
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Benefits to thinking about:
Status-‐ARainment: • Who aRains influence (leadership status)?
Do the most skilled/competent lead?
• Berger, Cohen & Zelditch 1972; Ridgeway 1987; Anderson & Kilduff 2009
• Fiske & Glick 1999; 2001; Fiske, Cuddy, Glick & Xu 2002; Bobo 1983; 1999; 2000
• Sidanius & PraRo 1999; PraRo, Sidanius, Stallworth, Malle 1994
• Jost & Banaji 1994; Jost & Major 2001
Do the most skilled/competent lead? Not all strategies work the same for
everybody:
• Ridgeway & Diekema 1989; Ridgeway, Johnson & Diekema 1994; Rudman & Glick 1999; 2001; Phelan, Moss-‐Racusin & Rudman 2008; Rudman, Moss-‐Racusin, Phelan & Nauts 2012; Anderson & Shirako 2009
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• Anderson, Kraus, Galinsky & Keltner (in press) • Kiggundu 1983 • Hackman 1987; Guzman & Shea 1987; Guzman 1992; Wageman & Baker 1995;
• Cohen, Lotan, Catanzarite 1988; Cohen & Lotan 1995
• Lawler & Yoon 1993; 1996; 1998; Lawler 2001
Status isn’t everything…role of Interdependence Benefits to thinking about:
• Are you allowing your team to truly be interdependent?
• Who might be you be ignoring? • Who might be allowing themselves to feel inadequate?
• How do you show appreciaMon for each other and yourself?
Types of Conflict
• Process • Task • Status