IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR-JBM)

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The Impact of Teamwork on Work Performance of Employees: A

Study of Faculty Members in Dhofar University
Shouvik Sanyal1*, and Mohammed Wamique Hisam2
1*
Assistant Professor, Department of Management and Marketing, College of Commerce and Business
Administration, Dhofar University, Sultanate of Oman.
2
Assistant Professor, Department of Management and Marketing, College of Commerce and Business
Administration, Dhofar University, Sultanate of Oman.
Corresponding Author: Shouvik Sanyal

Abstract: In today’s communities, individuals have been focusing on achieving the occupational purposes and
goals at work place individually more than focusing on the concept of teamwork. Noticeably, the importance of
teamwork as an essential tool in work environment seems to be neglected by both employers and employees
which has lead them to deficient performance and poor productivity in their jobs. Therefore, this research paper
seeks to examine the impact of teamwork on occupational performance. The objective of this research was to
highlight the effects of teamwork on faculty members in Dhofar university and their performances and also to
examine the factors associated with the concept of teamwork in job environment. This study focuses on
analyzing the impact of teamwork on the employees of Dhofar university. Several factors related to teamwork
were analyzed, such as the concept of trust, leadership and structure and performance evaluation and rewards.
The results reveal that is a strong and significant connection between the independent variables viz. teamwork,
climate of trust, leadership and structure, performance evaluation and rewards and the performance of the
faculty members of Dhofar university in Sultanate of Oman.
Keywords: Teamwork, employee performance, trust, leadership, rewards.
JEL Classification: M12, J21, J29, J32
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Date of Submission: 15-02-2018 Date of acceptance: 03-02-2018
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I. Introduction
1.1 Background of the Study
Team can be defined as a group of individuals who work collectively to achieve the same purposes and
goals to provide an excellent quality of services. Teamwork has the ability to enable the members of the team to
have a higher level of emotional security, self-confidence and the ability to plan and decide with others
positively. Also, it helps in creating a healthy work environment with workable agendas, creative activities,
positive strategies and values. On the other hand, the absence of teamwork‟s concepts and strategies can lead to
occupational failure, disappointment, low morale and poor productivity which threatens the entity of the
organization. The employees who work in an organization that does not have a strong concept of teamwork,
usually fail to deliver the expected results and to achieve the goals and visions of that organization. The
presence of teamwork concept is a necessary rule to help the employees in working together towards common
aims and goals creatively. The work performance of the team is higher than individual performance when the
work requires a broader scope of knowledge, judgement and opinion. The advantage of teamwork is significant
productivity growth in the spheres that require creative solving of different tasks, a high degree of adaptability
and operational management (Vašková, 2007). The success of any organization or institution requires the
positive force of teamwork because it helps the employees to empower and develop themselves and their
potentials, as well as learning the proper strategies to achieve the required tasks efficiently. Also, the positive
interaction and collaboration among employees allow them to have a better understanding of the significance of
teamwork in building up the human civilization and helping the human beings to achieve the common goals and
purposes that they all need. According to Wageman (1997) “Company‟s teamwork is the only way anything gets
accomplished with quality and efficiency and a major reason why economic growth is under control and
company‟s success is scrutinized by top management to achieve the desired goals”. Most of the successful
companies do not hire an individual who cannot work on teams to solve conflicts and achieve various tasks, and
that proves the importance of teamwork as an essential skill in the work environment. The concept of teamwork
has been applied in human‟s lives long time age in order to solve various forms of struggles, achieve the basic
life requirements and needs, and to make smarter decisions for the benefit of all groups of people. So, teamwork
can be also described as a strong power given by a group of individuals to make better decisions efficiently.

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Teamwork helps in developing the skills and perspectives of the employees through the automatic exchange of
positive opinions, feedbacks, experiences and viewpoints between the members of the team, and this process
create a constant development regarding the services of the organization and employees‟ occupational
performances. Hence organizations should enhance the concept of teamwork among its employees to increase
the level of productivity and creativity in order to earn competitive advantages and enhance each employee‟s
performance. Additionally, the core value of teamwork is the reduction of workload which helps the employees
to perform better without any kind of work pressure because the tasks were distributed equally among all the
members of that team. Some of the organizations in today‟s industries are not developing due to inadequate
teamwork among the employees which certainly affects the performance of that organization and its employees
in the long run. Huge amount of resources is also wasted because of teamwork inadequacies which directly
threatens the organization‟s development.

1.2 Statement of the Problem

“Faithful believers are to each other as the bricks of a wall, supporting and reinforcing each other”
(Prophet Muhammad, Al-Bukhari). This indicates that individuals need each other to accomplish and achieve
what they cannot do without each other. Today, many people have forgotten the importance of teamwork in
their personal lives in general and in the work environment particularly, although all the religious principles
have emphasized on how teamwork is essential to achieve the best results and to maintain every human‟s right
equally by dividing the tasks and duties. The absence of teamwork strategy and concept in the workplace has led
to low levels of productivity, efficiency and creativity in the industries. Therefore, this study aims to highlight
the impact of teamwork, leadership, trust and performance appraisal and rewards on the occupational
performance of faculty members of Dhofar University

1.3 Objectives of the Study:

 To highlight the main factors associated with teamwork.
 To define the effects of teamwork , leadership, trust and performance appraisals on the performance of
faculty members of Dhofar University

1.4 Significance of the Study:

This study tries to emphasize on the significance of teamwork and its effects on employees‟
performance in the workplace. This research study will be an important endeavor in helping both employers and
employees to promote the concept of teamwork in the work environment due to its influential effects on the
performance and productivity of the organization and workers. Also, it can serve other researchers who want to
re-investigate the lack of teamwork concepts in today‟s organizations.

1.5 Hypothesis:
H0: There is no significant relationship between teamwork. leadership and structure, climate of trust,
performance evaluation and rewards and employee performance.
H1: There is a significant relationship between teamwork. leadership and structure, climate of trust, performance
evaluation and rewards and employee performance

II. Review of Literature

2.1 Teamwork and Employee Performance
The impact of teamwork on employees‟ occupational performance has been a major topic of many
researches done by academics and practitioners in the previous years (Jones et al, 2007). The reason behind this
attention is the fact that the practical concept of teamwork has a strong influence on the performance of any
organization and the employees who work in it. Teamwork was defined and deliberated by some researchers as
an essential occupational skill that is necessary to accomplish and achieve the visions, goals, plans and
objectives of the organization and to activate and enhance the performances of the workers there. There are
several causes and reasons that clarify and highlight the link between teamwork and the level and quality of the
performance in workplace. Jones et al (2007) state that understanding the impact of teamwork on performance is
important because teamwork is viewed by some researchers as one of the key driving force for improving a
firm‟s performance. Team members enhance the skills, knowledge and abilities while working in team (Froebel
and Marchington, 2005).Researchers and experts indicate that effective behaviors and concepts related to
teamwork can increase the level of improvement of employees‟ performance and their productivity as well as
enhancing the ability of solving conflicts and facing the urgent and sudden challenges at work.

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Teamwork can be accurately defined as a group of individuals who work cooperatively to achieve a
specific task or goal. This skill has become appreciated that many large organization have designed special tests
to determine the abilities of their employees to work on teams. Therefore, teamwork ability became an essential
skill that every worker must have in order to be accepted in the job. The idea or concept of teams has been
applied many centuries ago during the establishment and development of human civilization, that is why it is a
very valuable and important concept in any occupational and developmental process. Teamwork is a precise
organizational measure that shows many different features in all types of organizations including non – profit
(Mulika,2010). Conti and Kleiner (2003) reported that teams offer greater participation, challenges and feelings
of accomplishment. Some companies have started to apply team-based strategy in their work performance to
maintain the productivity of their workers and to emphasize on the importance of working together as one united
entity to achieve the objectives and goals of the organization in the best way possible. Team-based strategy
means a basic method followed by the members of an organization to work in teams to finish the required tasks.
As a result of such strategies applied in workplaces, the managers of such organizations are clarifying the
significance of teamwork and its ability to create a better work environment for the workers and increase the
level of creativity, productivity and the success of the entire entity.
Cohen (1999) says that teams are replacing individuals as the basic building blocks of organization. In
this century, the teamwork skill has been taught as an essential educational concept at schools, so that students
learn the proper strategies to develop professional skills as part of their educational process. The important
professional skills such as solving conflicts, communication, collaboration and positive interaction skills are
noticeably being defined by managers as an important requirement for the work environment. So, the employers
and managers are always looking for individuals who can collaborate and work on teams as a critical skill in
every working environment.

2.2Leadership and Structure:

Team can‟t function if they can‟t agree on who is to do what and ensure all members share the work
load.Agreeing on the specifics of work and how they fit together to integrate individual skills require leadership
and structure, either from management or from team members themselves. Several studies have been conducted
on leadership behavior and team effectiveness. Burns (1978) distinguished between transactional leadership and
transformational leadership. Bucic, Robinson and Ramburuth (2010) found that the leader does have an effect
on the team, and also that the leader‟s leadership style (transformational, transactional or ambidextrous) is
critical to team level learning and performance. Leadership qualities that influence goal achievement include
the ability to create a clear vision, the ability to understand organizational culture, the ability to focus on
performance development and the ability to encourage innovation (Gomez, 2017). Leadership styles effect both
employee contentment as well as employee performance. Contented team members are more likely to seek ways
to contribute professionally to the team goals. A transformational style of leadership backed by well-defined
roles and responsibilities of team members is crucial for the success of a team. An effective leader will motivate,
guide, inspire and challenge his team to achieve greater levels of success. Team structure is also a crucial
component affecting a team‟s success According to Mickan and Rodger (2000), there are two main team
structures that an organization forms to meet its objectives: functional teams and project teams. Functional
teams are responsible for various function such as marketing and finance and they are defined as permanent
members of the organization who are responsible for the execution and achievement of the vision of the
organization and solving serious conflicts and struggles.Project teams, on the other hand, the set up to achieve
certain specific objectives. They are temporary in nature and the team members usually return to their
occupational routines when the task is achieved.

2.3 Team Trust:

The concept of team trust appears when the members of a team believe in each other‟s competence and
occupational abilities. Based on a study conducted on the subject, Rodger and Mickan (2000) concluded that
there is a positive relationship between the trust and team performance. Team trust has the power to strengthen
the behavioral concepts and beliefs of teamwork, also to empower individuals‟ personalities and develop their
skills and talents. Such magical power has a positive impact on the performances of employees. Every member
of the team must be responsible for building the concept of trust with other members within the workplace while
creating a trustable work environment is one of the essential responsibilities of the organization. The key of
constant development and high-performances in working environment is the comfortable feelings and ability to
cooperate between the team‟s members. The concept of cooperation can only exist if the trust comes to be an
essential principle of the team foundation. Trust creates a very positive and healthy working environment where
the team members can discuss and suggest any subject or thought comfortably without being afraid to be judged
or criticized.

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2.4 Performance Appraisal and Rewards:

A performance appraisal is a systematic general and periodic process that assesses an individual
employee's job performance and productivity in relation to certain pre-established criteria and organizational
objectives. Performance appraisals are often seen as a method for providing feedback and rewards for meeting
performance goals, all of which have been linked to motivations in previous research. In most organizations,
individuals are appraised without specific mention of their team involvements, and bonuses and other rewards
are based on these individual appraisals. In fact, many employees serve on teams, but their performance on the
team may or may not even come up specifically in their performance appraisal (Brown, 2009). It is important
that individuals „accomplishments in teams be an integral part of their annual performance appraisals.
According to Rabey (2003) recognition and rewards are the primary focus if the individuals who are working in
teams. Managers must plan and design an appropriate reward system for the employee and encourage their
participation in team projects They must also set the team goals which are connected with the company‟s
strategic plan, building of employee performance and fair payment methods. (Manzoor et al, 2011). According
to Herzberg (1987), reward and recognition can provide both intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. Dunford (1992)
found that recognition and rewards improve employees‟ performance. Hence, performance appraisal and
rewards have been recognized as an important factor affecting employee performance.

2.5 The Effectiveness of Teams:

There is no doubt that teams have a powerful impact on the performance of the employees and the
future of the organization. The studies that have been conducted on the subject indicate that the concept of teams
is valuable and helpful to facilitate the developmental process in the organization and to enhance employees‟
performance (Oseiboakye, 2015). Simply, the main purpose of teamwork is to apply an effective method in
order to improve the occupational performance of employees and their personal skills and talents that serve the
requirements of the job. Bacon and Blyton (2006) identified the two essential factors that promote the
communication skills between team‟s members and enhance their performance regarding the concept of
teamwork, which are: self-management team and interpersonal team skills. According to Tarricone&Luca
(2002) in their case study on successful teamwork, the effective teams can be accurately defined as: “Successful
teamwork relies upon synergism existing between all team members creating an environment where they are all
willing to contribute and participate in order to promote and nurture a positive, effective team environment”.
Many studies have shown that employees who work on teams can be more productive than others who work
individually (Jones et al, 2007). The reason why an individual becomes more productive working on teams, is
that he/she acquires or enhances the beneficial occupational skills through unlimited learning, cooperating, and
exchanging thoughts and various experiences. Teamwork thus, is an essential element for the development and
function of an organization or institution

2.6 Factors Associated with Teamwork:

It is not easy to build a competent teamwork due to the modern technological challenges and the
increasing competition between industries. The various forms of challenges that have appeared recently because
of the developments in all field, make it harder to build a strong structure of teamwork in organizational
environment. The most efficient elements to overcome such difficulties regarding teamwork are positive
communication, confidence, and productive leadership. It is nearly impossible to build up an efficient teamwork
without these factors. The following elements are quite important regarding the competence and efficiency of
teamwork:
 Trust among all team members.
 Well-Preparation to engage in various debates around ideas.
 Learning to commit to decisions and plans of action.
 Effective leadership and structure of teams with well-defined roles and responsibilities of team members.
 Proper performance evaluation of team members and rewards and recognition for outstanding work.
 Focusing on achieving collective results.

III. Research Methodology

3.1 Type of Research
This study is categorized under a descriptive research. A descriptive research approach was used to analyze the
subject using in-depth data and to describe it from different angles.

3.2 Population
The target population for the study are the faculty members of Dhofar university.

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3.3 Sample and Sampling Technique

A sample size of 100 respondents was drawn from the population of faculty members in Dhofar
university. The questionnaires were distributed to the faculty members in all the colleges of Dhofar university.
Purposive sampling was applied to select respondents based on their expertise in the subject being researched.
Convenience Sampling was also applied to choose respondents among employees based on their ability and
willingness to answer the questionnaire.

3.4 Data Collection

The type of data, sources of data, and instrument for data collection and procedure for data collection are
mentioned below:

3.4.1 Type of Data

An ordinal data was used in this study because the responses to the questionnaire were based on a rating scale
and could be ranked.

3.4.2 Source of Data

Primary data was collected and obtained from the distributed questionnaires. This was sourced from the
faculty members of Dhofar university. This study depended on the primary data because it helps to investigate
about what is happening on the ground and also to suggest helpful findings and recommendations.

3.4.3 Instrument for Data Collection

Questionnaire was the major instrument used to collect the required data for the research and it was used to
maintain the truthfulness and honesty of the database regarding the study.

3.4.3.1 Instrument Validity

The research was designed to be able to ensure validity and reliability in all the aspects of the study. It was
ensured that proper understandings of the questions in the questionnaire were made to the participants.

3.4.3.2 Instrument Structure to Meet Research Objectives

The questions in the questionnaire were simple and direct based on the objectives of the research. The
survey was clear and easy to understand to ensure that participants are able to provide helpful data to meet the
objectives of this study.

3.4.4 Procedure for Data Collection

The required data was collected from a number of employees at Dhofar university. Questionnaires were
distributed to the faculties in the colleges of Commerce, Engineering and Arts and Applied Sciences and the
researcher delivered and collected the results of questionnaires personally. Convenience Sampling technique
was used because questionnaires were delivered to all respondents who were easily accessible to the researcher.

3.5 Method of Data Analysis

Quantitative data analysis was applied in the study. Correlation and ANOVA were used to find the
relationship between the independent and dependent variables and the impact of the independent variables on
the dependent variable i.e., employee performance

IV. Analysis & Interpretation

The demographic variables were analysed and their descriptive statistics were calculated. After
descriptive statistics, correlation and multiple regression tests are applied to find the relationship between
dependent and independent variables.

Table 1: Demographic Profile of Respondents

Demographic Distribution of the respondents Variables Number Percent
Age (in years)
26-35 27 27.00
36-45 42 42.00
46-55 21 21.00
56 and above 10 10.00
Gender
Male 73 73.00
Female 27 27.00
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Education
Masters 17 17.00
Ph.D 83 83.00
Experience
0-5 years 19 19.00
5-10 years 32 32.00
10-15 years 35 35.00
More than 15 years 14 14.00
From Table 1, it is seen that 27 % of the respondents were in the age group of 26-35 years while 42% of the
respondents are in the age group of 36-45 years. 21 % of respondents are in the age group of 46-55 years while
10% of the faculty were above the age of 56 years.
73 % of the respondents are male and 27 % are female. Most of the respondents surveyed are male. 17 % of
respondents are master degree holders while 83% respondents are Ph.D holders.

19% of the faculty members had an experience between 0-5 years while 35 % had a rich experience ranging
between 10 – 15 years

Table 2: Correlation Analysis:

Teamwork L&S Trust P.A & Rewards E.P
Teamwork 1
Leadership & Structure 0.807 1
Trust 0.71 0.647 1
Performance appraisal and Rewards 0.439 0.471 0.377 1 1
Employee Performance 0.819** 0.475** 0.647** 0.170** 1
Notes: ** Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed) a. Predictors: (Constant) Teamwork, Leadership
and Structure, Trust, Performance Appraisal and Rewards b. Dependent Variable: Employee Performance

The correlation analysis between Teamwork and Employee Performance shows that the correlation coefficient
(r) is 0.819. This demonstrates that there is a highly positive and very significant relationship between
Teamwork and Employee performance.
The correlation coefficient (r) between Leadership and Structure and Employee performance is .807. This
reveals that there is a very significant correlation between these two variables.
The correlation analysis to find out relationship between Trust among team members and Employee
Performance reveals that the correlation coefficient (r) between these two variables is .710 , which in turn
indicates a positive and significant relationship .
The correlation analysis employed to find out the relationship between Performance appraisal and rewards and
Employee performance shows that the correlation coefficient (r) is .439. This shows a moderate and positive
relationship between these two variables.
On the basis of these results, hypothesis H0 : “There is no significant relationship between teamwork. leadership
and structure, climate of trust, performance evaluation and rewards and employee performance” is rejected at
0.01 levels

Table 3: ANOVA Table

R R Square Adjusted R Square Std. error of the estimate
0.823a 0.722 0.708 0.764
ANOVAb Sum of squares Df Mean Square F Sig.
Regression 247.850 4 62.562 121.45 0.000
Residual 103.680 195 0.514
Total 351.530 199

a. Predictors: (Constant) Teamwork, Leadership and Structure, Trust, Performance Appraisal and Rewards b.
Dependent Variable: Employee Performance

From Table 3, it seen that Regression Coefficient „R‟ = .823 or 82.3% of relationship exists between
the independent variables and the dependent variable. The coefficient of determination „R 2 „=.722which shows
that 72.2% of variation in employee performance is explained by teamwork, leadership structure, trust and
performance appraisal and rewards.
The F value is 121.45 and is significant because the significance level is = 0.000 which is less than P ≤
0.05. This implies that the overall regression model is statistically significant, valid and fit. The regression

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model implies that all independent variables are explaining that is a positive and significant relationship with
dependent variable.

Table 4: Coefficients of Regression Tableof Independent Variables with DV

Unstandardized coefficient s Standardized Beta
B Std. Error coefficient t Sig.
Constant 10.816 1.14 8.93
Team Work 0.23 0.046 0.295 4.23 0.000
Leadership and Structure 0.34 0.068 0.361 4.58 0.000
Performance Appraisal &Reward 0.27 0.051 0.308 4.40 0.000
Trust 0.31 0.038 0.352 4.45 0.000

The above table presents coefficient of regression between teamwork, leadership and structure,
performance appraisal and rewards , trust and the dependent variable that is employee performance at a
confidence interval level of 95%. The t – value for teamwork is 4.23 (p value of 0.000) is greater than the
critical value . Similarly, t- values for leadership, performance appraisal and trust are 4.58, 4.40 and 4.45
respectively (p value of 0.000) which are greater than the critical value. Since the calculated values are greater
than the critical value, hence the alternate hypothesis that is “there is a significant relationship between
teamwork. leadership and structure, climate of trust, performance evaluation and rewards and employee
performance” is accepted.

V. Conclusion
The research study revealed that teamwork, leadership and structure, team trust and performance
appraisal and rewards have a significant and positive impact on the performance of faculty members in Dhofar
University. The regression analysis and ANOVA also show that there is a significantly strong relationship
between the set of four independent variables and the dependent variable employee performance. Teamwork
was found to the most significant independent variable having the most significant impact on performance,
followed by trust among team members, effective leadership in the team and proper system of performance
appraisal and rewards. The regression coefficient R has the value 0.823 which shows 82.3% proportion of
variability between the independent variables and the dependent variable. Coefficient of determination R 2 is
.722 which shows that 72.2 % variation in dependent variable employee performance is explained by
independent variables. The calculated t – values for the variables are also greater than the critical value. Overall
the results revealed that teamwork, leadership and structure, team trust and appraisal and rewards and the
dependent variable employee performance are positively correlated.This study aims to highlight the negative
consequences of the absence of teamwork concept in some of the organizations that have neglected it‟s
significant role as an essential skill that helps in developing and enhancing organizational and individual
performances in all work environments. There is an obvious connection between teamwork and the level and
quality of productivity and occupational performance in workplaces as indicated by several previous studies(
Manzoor et al, Mulika , Oseiboakye) . Strong leadership and an environment of trust among team members
come across as significant factors which can help increase the level of employee performance. There are several
other factors which may impact the performance of academicians, and these need to be investigated further. The
factors identified by this study can be used as a template by university administrators in their quest to achieve
academic excellence in their respective institutions.

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