In the first of two blogs on how to predict human behaviour, I looked at ‘How to Understand your Toddler’ (mine actually) and Icek Ajzen’s Theory of Planned Behaviour. I got it back, and later that month, got idealistic in ‘Reciprocity and Expectation’ looking at the Pay it Forward ideal and the realities of Game Theory. In May, inspiration waned for a week, so where did I go to find it? ‘The Gemba’. I followed this up by another about what comes ‘After Generation Y?’. In February too, I wrote two blogs about sociological ‘Generations X, Y & Z’and ‘Generation Y at work’. With ‘Bankers’ Bonuses and Brain Biology’, we looked at recent neuroscience and how that relates to Adams’ Equity Theory. We then moved into a subject that was much in the news in February and still is. Start as you mean to go on: HappinessĪfter some New Year’s Resolutions to start the year off, we dived into the subject of Happiness, with ‘ Happiness – as simple as ABC?’ about Albert Ellis’s Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy – the fore-runner of CBT. Here is something for each of the twelve days. So, with Christmas coming at the end of the week, let’s do a round-up of some personal favourites from among this year’s Pocketblogs. This has been a great year for the Pocketblog, seeing reading figures rise substantially and reaching the milestone of our 100th blog posting. He’s here: Bruce Tuckman: Group Development
There’s more to Bruce Tuckman…īut if it is Tuckman and his ideas that interest you, then you might expect him to feature in our Management Thinkers series. … isn’t strictly about Tuckman – it introduces the ‘Drexler/Sibbet Team Performance Model’.
… looks at another additional phase: the ‘transforming’ stage. … looks at an additional phase: the ‘yawning’ stage. … introduces the model and looks at the storming phase and uses the concept of ‘swift trust’ to understand why some teams skip over this phase.
… a general introduction to the model – part of the Pocket Correspondence Course series of blogs. Forming, Storming, Norming: The Tuckman Model of Group and Team Development
There are a number of Pocketblogs about Bruce Tuckman’s highly successful model of group and team development.Ĭlick the headings to go to the blog.
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