ACCA Applied Knowledge · Business and Technology · Individual and group behaviour in business organisations
Which of the following Belbin team roles is best described as the person who turns ideas and plans into practical working actions, being disciplined, reliable and efficient?
The Implementer. In Belbin's model this role turns ideas and plans into practical, workable actions and is disciplined, reliable and efficient, unlike the Plant who creates ideas or the Monitor evaluator who critically assesses options.
- APlant
- BImplementerCorrect
- CMonitor evaluator
- DResource investigator
Explanation
The Implementer converts decisions and ideas into practical tasks and is known for being organised and dependable. The Plant generates creative ideas, the Monitor evaluator critically judges options, and the Resource investigator explores outside contacts and opportunities.
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