Researchers have found that high-performance teams have norms for team interaction. Which of the following is NOT one of those norms?
A. There is no tolerance for bulling a way through a problem or issue
B. When a decision has to be made, everyone should agree before moving forward
C. Hard work does not get in the way of having fun
D. No information is shared outside the team unless all agree to it
E. It is acceptable to be in trouble, but not to surprise others
Answer: B
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