All of the following are common reasons for forming cross-functional teams except:
A) to make decisions.
B) to engage in planning exercises.
C) to address operational problems from many perspectives.
D) to pull together individuals from a variety of specialties.
E) to minimize physical location requirements that a company occupies.

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Cross-functional teams are formed to leverage diverse expertise and perspectives for decision-making, planning, and problem-solving, not specifically to minimize physical space requirements.

All of the Following Are Common Reasons for Forming Cross-Functional