Topic 4: Being an effective team player
Team members may not have chosen to work together and may be guarded, superficial and impersonal in communication, as well as unclear about the task. Storming A difficult stage when there may be conflict between team members and some rebellion against the tasks assigned. Team members may jockey for positions of power and frustration at a lack ...
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