temporary groups
[/ˈtɛmpəreri ɡruːps/]
nounpl: temporary groups
grupos temporários
1. Collections of individuals assembled for a limited period to accomplish a specific purpose or task, with the understanding that the group will dissolve once objectives are met
The company formed temporary groups to handle the emergency project before returning to their regular departments.
A empresa formou grupos temporários para lidar com o projeto de emergência antes de retornar aos seus departamentos regulares.
2. In organizational psychology and management, teams created for short-term initiatives that lack permanence
These temporary groups are often used for cross-functional collaboration on new product development.
Esses grupos temporários são frequentemente usados para colaboração interfuncional no desenvolvimento de novos produtos.
3. Social assemblies or gatherings formed without long-term commitment or structure
Temporary groups of volunteers gathered at the community center to organize the charity event.
Grupos temporários de voluntários se reuniram no centro comunitário para organizar o evento de caridade.
In Brazilian business culture, temporary groups are increasingly common due to the fast-paced nature of modern organizations. They reflect a shift toward agile methodologies and project-based work. In the United States, 'task force' is often preferred terminology in government and formal organizations. The concept reflects contemporary workplace flexibility and the emphasis on results-oriented team composition rather than rigid hierarchical structures.
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