Assignment 2: Candidate Salazar

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2…Candidate Salazar briefed a thorough five paragraph order containing tasks specific to each team member. Although the content of the brief was present, SNC lacked command presence and confidence as displayed by his jumbled and unclear speech. When SNC's initial plan of swinging the barrel across the bridge failed, SNC appeared hesitant to change his plan. Another candidate suggested trying to cross the bridge, only to be greeted with another stall in the action when no one could figure out how to cross without contacting the contaminated areas. SNC then decided to switch out the security in order to utilize his longer reach. SNC fell victim to falling in love with his plan and not having the creativity or confidence to try something different.

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