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New research suggests teams, especially those composed of specialists, gain an advantage when they concentrate this information in the hands of one person instead of spreading it thinly. Julija Mell and her collaborators did research on group work and sharing information within the group.
The article elaborates on the outcome of the study.
New research suggests teams, especially those composed of specialists, gain an advantage when they concentrate this information in the hands of one person instead of spreading it thinly. Julija Mell and her collaborators did research on group work and sharing information within the group.
The article elaborates on the outcome of the study.