Research shows that self-directed teams
A) potentially increase productivity but not job satisfaction.
B) potentially increase job satisfaction but not productivity.
C) potentially increase productivity and job satisfaction.
D) have no impact on productivity or job satisfaction.
E) There has been no research done on whether self-directed teams influence productivity and job satisfaction.

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Research indicates that self-directed teams can lead to increases in both productivity and job satisfaction, as they empower team members to take ownership of their work and make decisions collaboratively.

Research Shows That Self-Directed Teams