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Title: Group Development
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On the contrary distributed authority model leads to distributed patterns.
Pace
Each group determines and develops a certain pace towards taking decisions.
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Groups’ development stages
Stage Most observable characteristics Tasks Problems Management implications
Initiation - Frequent questions about objectives
- Queries about authority of the leader
- Participation pattern tend to relate to leader
- Everyone is silent and cautious waiting to form leader authority and agree on common values and shared ground rules - Main task is to define the authority level and define the objectives and share the some ground rules - Pressure from group members towards moving to goals before resolving conflicts about objectives, authorities and common ground rules... Showed first 250 characters
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indirect communication approaches.
o Some cultures accept direct and confronting communication while others do not accept this type of communication and a manager has play it smart with implying messages.
- Troubles in accent and fluency
o Some Japanese for example or Arabic speaking persons that are not fluent in English might be shy to participate where their participation is very important... Showed next 250 characters
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