Across
- 2. Elements that can provide job dissatisfaction
- 5. The difference between individuals are truly respected and valued in the workplace
- 6. Teams whose members are geographically distributed
- 7. Selected by the sponsor
- 11. Maslow's hierarchy of
- 12. Employees are motivated by the balance of their inputs in relation to their outputs
- 14. Keeps meetings on track by managing time
- 17. Must be taken seriously at all times in the workplace
- 19. Generalizations about individuals based on their identity, group membership, or affiliations
- 20. A team developed around shared interests
Down
- 1. Feelings of enthusiasm and loyalty
- 3. Motivating factors come from within the individual
- 4. Elements that can provide job satisfaction
- 8. A way for social groups to come together in the workplace
- 9. Do the work of the team
- 10. The individual who initially brings the team together and assigns their charter
- 13. A two-factor theory
- 15. Motivating factors are tangible and obvious to others
- 16. A structured team
- 18. Creates meeting agenda