An ability to successfully collaborate is becoming more important in todays workplace, both at an individual and an organisational level. Successful collaboration assists the achievement of mutually beneficial outcomes that exceed the sum of the individual contributions. This subject introduces the key basic components of collaboration that include: having a common purpose or mutual goals; development of trust; sharing of information and resources; joint problem solving and decision-making. Each will be applied through the use of case studies/scenarios at an individual and organisational level.
No offerings have been identified for this subject in 2020.
SY/US
One session
School of Management and Marketing
Not available to students who have already completed MGT210 Organisational Behaviour, MGT290 Project Management or MGT245 Leading Yourself and Teams.
MGT210 Partial overlap of topic areas in 8CP subjects
MGT290 Partial overlap of topic areas in 8CP subjects
MGT245 Partial overlap of topic areas in 8CP subjects
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