Two basic types of problem-solving teams are _____.
A) self-managed and ad-hoc
B) project-wise and in-house
C) departmental and cross-functional
D) institutional and networked

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Departmental teams are formed within a department to improve processes or solve problems specific to that department. Cross-functional teams are composed of members representing different departments or functions who work together to solve a problem or complete a project. Self-managed and ad-hoc teams are not basic types of problem-solving teams but rather organizational structures for teams. Project-wise and in-house are not accurate descriptions of problem-solving teams. Institutional and networked are not types of problem-solving teams either.

Two Basic Types of Problem-Solving Teams Are _____