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Business, 25.11.2021 14:00, zwbaby3693

aaron, lindsey, rodrigo, and bao work on a newly assembled virtual team, led by aaron, which handles claims for horizon insurance. other than a short "welcome to the team email," aaron does not set up any other team meeting, and a few days into their work together, things are not going well. first, bao complains to aaron that lindsey does not respond to her emails in a timely manner. then, lindsey complains to aaron that rodrigo does not properly fill out company forms before forwarding to her. finally, rodrigo complains to aaron that this team is not as organized as the last one he served on at horizon. using tuckman’s model, what stage of development is this team in? recommend an action that aaron should take in order to get the team on track. support your recommendation with specific details or examples.

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