Self-directed work teams
A)perform a variety of tasks but have little autonomy regarding how to perform those tasks.
B)have not yet been introduced into Canada.
C)rely on supervisors to communicate between the team and senior management.
D)are more common in Canada than in the United States.
E)None of these statements are true.

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None of the statements are true. Self-directed work teams have a high degree of autonomy in how they perform tasks and make decisions, and are commonly used in both Canada and the United States. They also often have direct communication with senior management and do not rely solely on supervisors to convey information.

Self-Directed Work Teams