Self-directed work teams:
A)are informal groups.
B)usually exist as communities of practice.
C)have substantial autonomy over the execution of a complete task.
D)consist of a group of employees led by their immediate supervisor.
E)are common in Europe but rarely found in North America.

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Self-directed work teams have substantial autonomy over the execution of a complete task. They are given the responsibility to manage themselves and make decisions related to their work without the need for constant supervision. This is what distinguishes them from other types of work teams.

Self-Directed Work Teams