Teams and Groups

Teams are groups of workers whose tasks are interdependent, who share common goals, and who have a shared identity or sense of themselves as a bounded group. In international management, multicultural and global teams are prevalent. Multicultural teams are culturally diverse, while global teams are also geographically distributed and thus embedded in different cultural contexts. Keywords: groups; teams; multicultural teams; team performance; virtual teams; global teams; global virtual teams

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