英文摘要 |
With the development of information technology, types of organizations and the nature of management have changed, and boundaries between organizations have diminished. The newest type of work group to emerge is the ”virtual team,” a phenomenon that comes with both advantages and disadvantages. Energized by the ability of the Internet and information technology to bring people together, many managers overlook the doubt and distrust that are common within teams of people working together via computer. Accordingly, this study explores the effect of the virtualization level of team and task characteristics on team effectiveness. The study sample consisted of 62 completed team questionnaires (filled out by 62 team leaders and 234 team members) from 49 enterprises in the information and electronic industries. The results are as follows. First, the virtualization level of teams significantly influenced their effectiveness. Second, regarding the moderating effect of task interdependence, the greater the task interdependence, the greater the virtualization level of the team and the lower its task performance. Third, regarding the moderating effect of task uncertainty, the greater the task uncertainty, the greater the virtualization level of team and the greater its task performance. Finally, task characteristics have no significant moderating effect on virtualization level of teams and cooperation satisfaction. |