In the context of the Rocket Model, a critical first step to building a high-performing team is to Gain alignment on team context.
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
For building a team for any purpose, it is very important to gain the alignment on the context on which the team is working which defines the views of the members of the team. It makes the team being aligned at the same level and avoids it being misaligned.
This is even more important than defining the aims and the purposes of the teams. The mission of the team is not that important than the alignment of the team.
Achilles and the son of Atreus.
Answer:
Analysis
Explanation:
A Course Of Action (COA) is a likely route through which an assigned mission can be accomplished. The COAs are developed to make available distinctive alternatives which are geared towards attainment of the military objectives for the commander by the staff
Under the supervision of the commander, a well outlined COA during implementation is encompassing of events not accounted for in the planning, enabling the positioning of the joint force for further operations.
I believe the answer is: <span>are likely to contradict or override verbal messages
On average, people pay attention to about 70% of non-verbal message and only 30% of the verbal message for example.
For example, if the verbal message contain a sentence such as "you're so stupid!".
But the one who said it do it while giggling, laughing, or throwing playful gesture, it would most likely wouldn't be interpreted as an insult.</span>
