Lumen and Absorb Team Case Study
At Crutchfield, there are two elite technology development teams. They are both vital to the development of products, but they are also different in their creativity and motivation. The Lumen team is very highly motivated, while the Absorb team has the lowest motivation out of all five of the groups that Burke oversees. Naturally, this was a serious concern for Burke and for others at Crutchfield. Since there has been a recent restructuring and a large round of layoffs, some of the current thinking is that the employees are not comfortable and do not feel safe in their jobs. However, all of the team members that are currently working at Crutchfield in the teams experienced the same things, so it seems odd that one team would be excelling while other teams - most notably the Absorb team - are floundering. Overall, it is this extreme difference that Burke wishes to address. With the help of an outside consultant and some work of his own, Burke has gotten closer to each team in an effort to find out where the problems lie and what can be done.
The research done by the consultant and the work that burke did on his own determined that the Lumen team was very excited about its work. It was the only team where Burke had trouble getting away once he got them talking. They were very interested in showing him what they were working on and how what they were doing could benefit the company. They were creative and motivated, and their production had gone up recently - unlike any of the other teams. In contrast...
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