A Study on the Relation Between Absolute and Relative Size of the Team, and its Members' Satisfaction

Authors

  • Kenda Deeb Tishreen University
  • Fayez Al- Moqdad General Commission for Scientific Agricultural Research
  • Maher Shaheen Tishreen University

Abstract

There are a lot of studies that have relied on the results that the absolute size of a team is required for the performance of teams working on creative tasks. However, there is lack of research on the size of a team in relation to a team’s tasks and objectives (i.e., the relative size of a team). That is why, the present research aims at investigating the relation between the relative and absolute size of the teams working at the Scientific Agricultural Research Center in Lattakia and their members' satisfaction. Lourenco et al. (2014) questionnaire was employed in this study to measure the satisfaction of team members. This questionnaire was distributed to 96 members who constitute 23 teams. These are the study sample that was chosen from the research population made up of the teams working in the center.

It was found that there exists a significant correlation between the relative size of the team and the satisfaction of team members; and that there is no significant correlation between the absolute size of the team and the satisfaction of team members.

Author Biographies

Kenda Deeb , Tishreen University

Assistant Professor, Department of Business Management 

Fayez Al- Moqdad, General Commission for Scientific Agricultural Research

Researcher, Social and Economic Studies Management 

Maher Shaheen , Tishreen University

 PhD student, Department of Business Management 

Published

2021-01-26

How to Cite

ديب ك. ., المقداد ف. ., & شاهين م. . (2021). A Study on the Relation Between Absolute and Relative Size of the Team, and its Members’ Satisfaction. Tishreen University Journal- Economic and Legal Sciences Series, 42(6). Retrieved from https://journal.tishreen.edu.sy/index.php/econlaw/article/view/10286