write an analytical report relating to managing an executive team in an organisational behaviour (OB) context.

Organisational Behaviour (Analytical Report)
You should read the case study The Challenge of Working with Executive Teams which is in the document. Length: 2000 words (+/- 10% or penalties will apply). The word count includes in-text citations, but does not include the reference list. Description of Task: You are to write an analytical report relating to managing an executive team in an organisational behaviour (OB) context. The task requires you to: i. Read the case study The Challenge of Working with Executive Teams (see below). ii. Choose three specific areas to focus on; one from each category within the Team Effectiveness Model (see model below) i.e., one area from Context, one from Composition and one from Process. iii. Search and understand the literature for relevant concepts and empirical findings. iv. Write a report that provides an in-depth analysis of managing an executive team focusing on the specific areas you have chosen (at ii.) and using relevant literature (identified at iii.). v. Provide three clear recommendations (one for each of the three specific areas you chose at ii.) on policies and practices for Andrew to manage the team (see case study below). These recommendations need to be clearly derived from the in-depth analysis (identified in iv) and supported by references. vi. Include a minimum of EIGHT (8) scholarly, peer-reviewed journal articles published in the last 10 years as references. In-text references are required to support all the arguments presented in the report and must be referenced in the reference list. You may cite the textbook and include articles dated prior to the last 10 years, but this does not count towards the minimum eight scholarly, peer-reviewed journal article references. Do not use other books or textbooks as references. Also, do not use website materials (including dictionaries, encyclopaedias, business magazines available online, and blog posts) as these are not scholarly, peer reviewed sources and should be avoided in academic writing.