My Team Analysis: The Tuckman Model

My team consists of five members, including myself. Brendan Haines majors in computer and electrical engineering and he is a driver, but he was very close to being analytical. Keani Willebrand majors in environmental engineering and she is amiable, buts she is very close to the very center of the graph. Ryan Mahon majors in mechanical engineering and he is also amiable. Lucas Perry majors in aerospace engineering and majors in aerospace engineering and he is expressive. Finally, I am majoring in civil engineering and I am also expressive, but like Keani, I am very close to the center of the graph. Overall, our team seems to have a great balance of social styles. We may have a couple of the same social styles, but many of us are close to other social styles, therefore making it easy for us to act as two different styles if need be. So far, our team seems to work very well with each other. We
We are still getting to know each other, and currently no conflicts have occurred. Some problems we might face in the future, is staying on task. Four of us are more people oriented and only one of us is more concerned with the task. This might cause us to occasionally drift off topic, or get distracted by each other. We also might have trouble making decisions, because not all of us are assertive enough to come to a conclusion. I don’t think my group will ever experience the “Storming” stage because we only have one driver. Hopefully we can avoid this stage, but still find a way to make decisions as a team in an organized manner. Once my group reaches the “Performing” stage, I think we will be able to work diligently, while still being able to have fun and enjoy ourselves. Overall, I think my team has a great balance of social skills as well as a variety of different majors. I predict that we will all work well together, and we will be able to overcome any obstacles that we