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Team members’ levels of expertise and team performance : the mediating role of collective learning and the moderating role of team psychological safety
Objective: In knowledge-intensive teams, members’ expertise is a critical resource for performance. We therefore examine how members’ levels of expertise (expertness) influence team performance via collective learning. More specifically, we predict that high overall expertness generates more diverse
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