Self Analysis Paper
Roles
When thinking about the main task role that I played, I would have to say it is the energizer. Everyone in our group has has been very positive towards each other at all times and very focused on motivating others around us, but I feel that this was definitely my group role. I was constantly giving positive comments to people in my group and their ideas. Even though one of my group task roles was the energizer, I was more than just a “team cheerleader.” I was also the elaborator in my group because I feel that I have great with helping explain ideas or certain projects that we were required to do. I remember explaining to Carter and Maddie about what we are supposed to do for our final projects. When thinking about …show more content…
We had a few struggles with getting everyone to meet sometimes as well as a few disagreements in class about where we wanted to do our volunteer work, but even with those challenges we were able to get through that and achieve our common goal.
Adapting to change wasn’t very difficult because I feel our group was the same all year long. We got along with each other from the start and all worked equally as hard to achieve all of our goals. It was a great group to be with and all of us made this year very easy for each other. There weren’t any moments where people didn’t show up to our group meetings or didn’t respond to texts. It was very easy to adapt to this group and really enjoyed our time together.
The influence of size wasn’t negative in any sort of way. It was big enough where you didn’t have to have a lot of one on one time with others, but still small enough to get to know everyone very well. Having five members was very helpful to me because I needed help understanding the material sometimes, so it was nice having that many people to ask for help. …show more content…
Usually in the group there is someone that doesn't hold up their end and you have to do their work for them, but really everyone in the group played their part. One of the challenges we did face, just like every other group is timing. We made use of our time together, but the problem was actually finding time to meet together. Carter, Maddie, and Daliana all had jobs to work on the weekend so it was hard to get everyone together at once. Also our time management was a little off because we were almost late to the escape room and showed up late to almost all of the meetings. Even though our timing was a little off, our individual member behavior was all very positive. Nobody failed to meet any of their responsibilities, everyone was very positive and helpful at all times, and even though our timing was an issue, everyone attended all of the meetings. There were a lot more advantages in our groups then there were
Roles
When thinking about the main task role that I played, I would have to say it is the energizer. Everyone in our group has has been very positive towards each other at all times and very focused on motivating others around us, but I feel that this was definitely my group role. I was constantly giving positive comments to people in my group and their ideas. Even though one of my group task roles was the energizer, I was more than just a “team cheerleader.” I was also the elaborator in my group because I feel that I have great with helping explain ideas or certain projects that we were required to do. I remember explaining to Carter and Maddie about what we are supposed to do for our final projects. When thinking about …show more content…
We had a few struggles with getting everyone to meet sometimes as well as a few disagreements in class about where we wanted to do our volunteer work, but even with those challenges we were able to get through that and achieve our common goal.
Adapting to change wasn’t very difficult because I feel our group was the same all year long. We got along with each other from the start and all worked equally as hard to achieve all of our goals. It was a great group to be with and all of us made this year very easy for each other. There weren’t any moments where people didn’t show up to our group meetings or didn’t respond to texts. It was very easy to adapt to this group and really enjoyed our time together.
The influence of size wasn’t negative in any sort of way. It was big enough where you didn’t have to have a lot of one on one time with others, but still small enough to get to know everyone very well. Having five members was very helpful to me because I needed help understanding the material sometimes, so it was nice having that many people to ask for help. …show more content…
Usually in the group there is someone that doesn't hold up their end and you have to do their work for them, but really everyone in the group played their part. One of the challenges we did face, just like every other group is timing. We made use of our time together, but the problem was actually finding time to meet together. Carter, Maddie, and Daliana all had jobs to work on the weekend so it was hard to get everyone together at once. Also our time management was a little off because we were almost late to the escape room and showed up late to almost all of the meetings. Even though our timing was a little off, our individual member behavior was all very positive. Nobody failed to meet any of their responsibilities, everyone was very positive and helpful at all times, and even though our timing was an issue, everyone attended all of the meetings. There were a lot more advantages in our groups then there were