Nima Dehghani Case Study The Bsg Game

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After completing the cases and the BSG Game together as a team, I believe the person who deserves a higher grade than the group average should be Nima Dehghani. Everybody on my team communicated and worked together in a timely fashion, everybody responded to text, did their part of the cases, and showed up when needed. However, the person who deserve a higher grade than the team average is Nima Dehghani because he kept us on track with the cases by reminding us when the cases were due and gave us parts to do on the case instead of making everybody do one case per person and he is the reason why we got number one on the BSG Game. Nima understood the game better than all of us combine, he knew what moves to play and the reactions that would

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