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7nadin3 [17]
2 years ago
14

You have taken over as the new manager of a department. The employees are interested in doing their work well and have potential

. However, because they have not worked together, they do not have the competence to achieve the given tasks. From this information, we can say that the group is in the _____ stage of team development
Business
1 answer:
vazorg [7]2 years ago
8 0

Based on the scenario, the group is definitely still in the Oriented stage of team development.

Orientation stage of team development is also called the Forming Stage because idea or policy are just getting introduced to the new or current employees.

The Orientation stage also entails the introduction of the current employees to new technologies, procedures and policies.

Therefore, the group described in the question is still in the orientation stage of team development.

Read more about orientation stage:

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2 128,253 996 748.144 248.12 128,005.21

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4 127,756 996 745.241 251.02 127,504.63

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6 127,252 996 742.304 253.96 126,998.19

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