1)The team is in storming stage.It has crossed the forming stage.After appointment of the new staff understanding and acceptance by other team members are equally important
.At the same time there will be a general decline in the performance and it is the time the overall head has to overlook the problem and solve it.
2)The characteristics like a good leadership, communication, adaptability, fun and communication between staff are missing for effective communication
3)The team's next goal should be the unit manager has to be staff friendly ,communicate with the staff to solve problem and proceed to norming stage to work towards the goal
4)Being in the place of Ubantu.The problem has to be identified .The performance of the manager has to be updated to him and his roles.The other new staff appointed has to be assessed for their performance and corrected.Simultaneously a general meeting with the other staff and clarifying and solving their problems can break the conflicts and lead the team to success.
5)If being a staff the first thing is to understand self roles and helping others to tackle situations and work towards the goal in a fun and jovial manner.
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