Understanding Business
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Faris has just been promoted to be the leader of the programming team of a high-tech company where he has been working for the past 5 years. The company operates in a highly dynamic environment where jobs are not well defined as work is determined through
customer-based solutions. The program team has been working together for a few years, and Faris has a good relationship with the team. While Faris is now the leader of the team most of the programmers drive their own jobs so Faris does not have a lot of power to
reward or punish his new team. Discuss how organizational and employee performance could mitigate the issues faced by Faris.
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