Five stages of team development

What are the two fundamental questions team members try to understand during the Forming stage?

• "What are we doing?" and "How are we going to do it?"

• "Why am I here?" and "Who are you?"

• "Who does what?" and "When and where?"

• "What should we stop doing?" and "What should we start doing?"

What is a common characteristic of the Storming phase?

• Team members are highly collaborative and trusting.

• Individuals become more assertive and may struggle over roles and goals.

• The team has reached a state of high productivity and flow.

• The team is celebrating the completion of a project.

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What is a key characteristic of the Performing stage of team development?

• Team members are tentative and polite, assessing each other.

• The team is focused on defining individual roles and responsibilities.

• Outputs of the group become exponentially larger than the inputs due to interdependence and trust.

• The team is experiencing conflict over goals and approaches to work.

What is the primary benefit for a manager in understanding the Tuckman Model of team development?

• It allows the manager to skip the Storming phase entirely.

• It helps the manager to assess a team's progression and provide appropriate support.

• It ensures that team members never experience disappointment or grief.

• It dictates a rigid timeline for each stage of team development.