Which of the following is not a typical challenge or problem with the cross-functional team approach? (a). Mission (b). Role conflict (c). Overload for key members (d). Continuity (e). Rewards

•                (a). Mission

Explanation:

A cross-functional team is a group of people with different expertise who are working together to accomplish a common goal. The following are the challenges that a cross-functional team meets in striving to achieve the set objectives: Additional investment in scarce resources which needs more labor hours, role of conflict where each person has pressure to perform their specific roles, overload for key team members, continuity of the team when the members have been well trained, and last challenge is rewards.