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While some organisations still recruit general-duties employees who are involved in a wide range of activities, the trend since the middle of the twentieth century has been towards ever-increasing specialisation.

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  • For more information about team and work roles you are advised to refer to the following books by Dr Meredith Belbin

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  • • Management Teams — Why they Succeed or Fail (1981).

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  • • Team Roles at Work (1993)

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  • • The Coming Shape of Organiza tion (1996)

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  • • Changing the Way We Work (1997)

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  • • Beyond the Team (2000)

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  • • Managing without Power (2001).

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  • There are also software packages for INTERPLACE® and WORKSET® in addition to videos that illustrate the major principles.

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© 2002 Roger I. Cartwright

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Cartwright, R. (2002). Team roles. In: Mastering Team Leadership. Palgrave Master Series. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-91440-1_6

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