But First, the Team!
summary
Bruce Tuckman’s amended 1965 model (added adjourning in 1977) is presented as a diagnostic plus playbook: Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning with phase characteristics, specific strategies and a table to fast track progress. Examples include a five-person web team reverting to Forming after two hires and a two‑week sprint cadence. Deliverables include custom visuals and a high‑resolution PDF takeaway (bit.ly/azctake). Practical claim: 0% theory 100% practical — use the strategies, run targeted retrospectives, and measure quicker phase transitions.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:50About the talk and objectives
- 7:13Tuckman's model overview
- 15:54Forming phase explained
- 21:36Storming phase explained
- 25:29Norming phase explained
- 28:20Performing phase explained
- 31:11Adjourning phase explained
- 44:36Final insights and takeaways
- 48:38Q&A and closing
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