Teams that have poorly designed tasks, the wrong number or mix of members, or fuzzy and unenforced norms of conduct invariably get into trouble.
Poorly designed tasks, which show high cognitive load, can cause fatigue of workers, compromising their understanding of instructions, decreasing their productivity and increasing their errors [55].
Two behavioral effects are collusion, an agreement between workers to act similarly (e.g., planning collusion against requesters which submit poorly designed tasks [55]), and sabotage, workers change their behavior to take advantage of the system (e.g., inhibiting competitors in a "maximum observability" audition [8]).
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce wrote in a letter to lawmakers that the Clean Air Act "was never intended to regulate carbon dioxide, and it remains poorly designed for such a task … The impact these rules will have on power prices means they will inevitably have negative implications extending to nearly every segment of the economy".
The designers think conventional kettles are poorly designed.
Poorly designed checklists or excessive use of checklists could overburden clinicians, complicate tasks, and reduce efficiency.
"[Autry] is being made the lone target for the poorly designed and implemented search and seizure policies of her prior department and a since disbanded drug task force," he said.
Health care providers have a difficult task in trying to manage chronic disease care in complex service systems that are poorly designed to motivate, equip and empower patients to behavior changes [ 5- 7].
Some dishes were poorly designed.
Are banking regulations poorly designed?
True: but the policy was poorly designed.
