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initiation: starting the project. What is the project to achieve and why?
Forming: First date formalities and setting ground rules
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Initiation

Forming
initiation: starting the project. What is the project to achieve and why?
Forming: First date formalities and setting ground rules
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Initiation

Forming
initiation: starting the project. What is the project to achieve and why?
Forming: First date formalities and setting ground rules

3.

Planning

Forming
Planning: Organizing and preparing
What is the plan?

Forming: First date formalities and ground rules
4.

Execution

Norming
Execution: carrying out the work (get r done)

Norming: trust and cooperation, benefits of teaming
5.

Execution

Norming
execution: carrying out the work (git er done)

norming: trust and cooperation, benefits of teaming
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Execution

norming
execution: carrying out the work (git er done)

norming: trust and cooperation, benefits of teaming
7.

Execution

Performing
execution: carrying out the work (git er done)

performing: open and trusting, hierarchy not important, flexible
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Monitoring and Controlling

Performing
monitoring and controlling: cyclical

performing: open and trusting, hierarchy not important, flexible
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Closure

Adjourning
Closure: deliver and transfer the project

debrief and lessons learned

adjourning: team assessment, celebration
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Closure

Adjourning
Closure: deliver and transfer the project

debrief and lessons learned

adjourning: team assessment, celebration

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