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1 year ago

When members begin taking risks, the leader will know the group is transitioning to?

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Annette [7]1 year ago

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It decreases the need for leaders to be fully present and listen actively if they are working with another leader.

Stage of Group Transition Some people call this the "Storming" stage. Anxiety, resistance, defensiveness, control concerns, disputes among group members, issues with the leader, etc. are characteristics of this stage. It is the responsibility of leaders and followers to identify and manage tension, conflict, and resistance. Going outside of your comfort zone is what it is to take chances. Risk-taking is a human tendency ingrained in leaders and plays a significant role in their lives. Taking risks might vary depending on the leader's age, generation, and financial situation. It spreads to take risks.

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