Personal Experience: My Interview With Gerald Bosch

Alex Christians and I interviewed Gerald Bosch, this process was illuminating because I have not had much experience working with a group. I felt that our communication and organization was essential to our success. As for the work load, Alex put in more than his fair share of effort. He created the initial timeline, worked on his half of the attorney interview, creating questions and asking his questions to Mr. Bosch. Alex also wrote his half of the essay, did most of the editing, as well as worked on and presented part of the presentation. In all I felt that Alex did as he said he would do, as well as put in the necessary effort to get the job done. I felt that Alex’s greatest strength was communication and organization. He sent the first email, kept in contact throughout the process, and got a hold of me when concerns were present. As for organization, again he constructed the first outline and kept the times and dates straight. I honestly do not know where Alex could have improved, each of us did what we decided upon and did not have to do other work outside of that. I feel like both of us worked well enough to not raise many issues. In regards to myself, I did what I said what I going to, I contacted Mr. Bosch, prepared and asked my half of the interview questions, and I …show more content…
There are two parts to group work that I found to be incredibly important to success, which are, communication and organization. In regards to communication, being able to effectively lay out what we need to accomplish and what is left to accomplish is essential to a quick and painless process. I feel like Alex and I communicated quite effectively, making this project quite simple. As for organization, laying out the each sides goals is necessary to be able to fill a role. In all, as long as we communicated clearly what each side needed to do, I feel that each can fill their obligation without much