ACCA BT · Chapter 10 · Question 5 of 11
A project team is full of ideas but repeatedly fails to turn them into workable plans and schedules. Using Belbin's framework, which role is the team most likely to be lacking?
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Correct answer: D) Implementer
Explanation
The Implementer is disciplined and practical, turning ideas and concepts into workable procedures and plans. A team rich in ideas but poor at execution already has creative input (Plant, Resource investigator) and lacks the practical organiser. A Teamworker supports harmony within the team but does not specifically convert ideas into action.
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