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    John Amasi has established self-directed teams [SDT] at his Corpus Christi plant to allow for the betterment of the product and allow for employee decision making. The use of SDT’s has been used throughout different industries with great success. John hoped to use this same approach in his plastic pipe manufacturing plant‚ while hoping to achieve the same results as the other industries. Problems with the self-directed teams begin to arise and John‚ along with plant manager Jay Winslow‚ knew that things

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    IMPLEMENTING SELF-DIRECTED TEAMS. A CASE REVIEW RL WOLFE: IMPLEMENTING SELF-DIRECTED TEAMS. INTRODUCTION: The self-directed work team is an autonomous work unit capable of self-management. Such team has little need for direct supervision from managers; rather‚ the manager’s role is to meet the need of the team through the provision of resources‚ training and encouragement (Douglas & Gardner‚ 2004). The team is typically comprised of 5 to 15 members who are responsible for performing and managing

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    4063 REV: DECEMBER 15‚ 2009 DAVID A. GARVIN ELIZABETH COLLINS RL Wolfe: Implementing Self-Directed Teams On a clear day in May 2007‚ John Amasi looked down on the city of Corpus Christi‚ Texas‚ as his plane approached the airport. As director of Production and Engineering at RL Wolfe—a $350M privately held plastic pipe manufacturer headquartered in Houston‚ Texas—he was looking forward to visiting the company’s plant in the city. Four years previously‚ in 2003‚ when RL Wolfe had purchased

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    Workplace June 27‚ 2012 Self-Directed Work Teams: Annotated Bibliography Cartmell‚ K. (2000). Self-Directed work teams in a health care environment. Home Health Care manager Prac‚ 12(6)‚ 38-40.  This article defines what a self-directed work teams are. It gives an overview of what qualities make a good team and the qualities that make an employee a good team member. Empowerment is based on trust‚ open communication‚ and shared decision making. Through education and empowerment the teams become powerful

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    RL Wolfe opted for a self-directed team (SDT) approach instead of the traditional hierarchical system at their Corpus Christi plant back in 2003. While this system has shown clear benefits‚ the plant is beginning to run into dilemmas as the new approach continues to evolve‚ many of which involve workforce motivation and team structures. RL Wolfe faces the problem of either reverting back to its old ways or continuing to assess and adjust the self-directed team model. John Amasi‚ the director of

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    Difficulties of working in a team At the beginning‚ I am getting into details about the structure of a team‚ what is basic requirements to know. As being described the difficulties of working in a term‚ the following important factors will be added to this material. (Importance of size‚ development‚ cope with difficulties and solution for that‚ and participants in a team) Organisation consists of groups of people working together. Interactions take place within and between groups and the

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    Precious Christal Grace Yarra Self-directed learning BS Biology II Invertebrate Zoology Invertebrate Diversity‚ Body Plans & Evolutionary Relationship Life is originated from the oceans. It is because of the properties of air. When animals moved to land‚ they made pre-adaptation that made transitions from seawater habitants to other habitats. The oldest known fossil of multicellular animals which were the metazoans was found and studied 543 to 635 million years ago. Many animals

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    Self-directed learners according to Knowles‚ Holton & Swanson (2005) stated‚ “adults generally become ready to learn when their life situation creates a need to know” (p. 194). This has some grounded facts because most adult learners do not go back to school without a pre-determined purpose and/or desire to improve on personal or professional set skills. Learning for adults most times have different motivational reasons‚ which reflect in their learning style and the research on the relationship between

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    The key word is self-directed learning (SDL) and this is the concept that will be able to help learners to keep up with the constantly changing world. Learners should be active and moving forward to be at par with the emergence of new knowledge. Self-directed learning‚ a concept that is strongly linked with adult education has become the objective of university education everywhere. Many universities are now placing specific emphasis on the development of self-directed learning as one

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    identify an example from your own life of "self-directed learning" As defined by Steltenpohl‚ Shipton and Villines‚ "Self-directed learning refers to being proactive‚ taking the initiative in learning‚ compared with teacher-directed learning where the learner is told what to do and how to do it‚ and perhaps coached through the process. This is one of the important differences between the expectations of students in primary or secondary school. Self-directed learning is also a skill that is transferable

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