Experience and research indicate that high-performance project teams are much more likely to develop under all the following conditions EXCEPT
A) members are assigned to the project full time.
B) members report solely to the project manager.
C) there are 10 or fewer members per team.
D) team members are selected by their managers.
E) the project involves a compelling objective.

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High-performance project teams often benefit from conditions where team members are fully dedicated to the project, have a single reporting line (preferably to the project manager), are small in size, and are motivated by a compelling project objective. However, the method of team member selection (choice D) does not inherently prevent a team from achieving high performance. In fact, involving team members in the selection process or having them selected based on their skills and compatibility with the project goals, rather than solely by their managers, can contribute positively to team dynamics and performance.

Experience and Research Indicate That High-Performance Project Teams Are Much