Which stage of sequential group development

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Your organisation transfers you to take over leading a work team in a different office. You have never met any of the members. You discover that the members of the group talk across one another, seem uninterested in what each other have to say, and three are competing for leadership. Which stage of sequential group development (Tuckman's Sequential Model) do you think this group is at? What would you do to help them become more effective as a team?

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