These group are trying to accomplish the same goal and the outcome was very predictable, at least in my eyes. If each person has the same problem solving skills then of course the teams are going to have similar scores. They all have to pass an officer training course of almost 2 years, which works predominately in problem solving. From the moment you begin training you train as a team so it is understandable that these professionals would be able to accomplish team projects well. In all honesty if you could have a motivated team that has never meet before but have all spent a minimum of the last 2 years of their lives working in nothing but well trained teams, that perform, maybe not the exact task at hand, but something along similar lines, it would be an ideal situation for any company. I adamantly believe that a good team member is someone that has an understanding of how a team needs to operate to be …show more content…
I honestly think being a good team player has many of the same qualities of someone that is a good person in general. Many times people get confused and think a great employee makes a great team player but that is not always the case. What is always the case is a lazy employee make a bad team player. I think for any team to succeed every team member must know the; Who, What, When, Where, and Why, of the problem they are facing. If this is not done then it leaves to much room for interpretation, and even though people always say they work better under pressure this is not true, people work better under structure. After that has been established the team must feel that the work they are doing is important or at the very minimum the people he/she is working with are important. Although especially in college teams are not assigned a leader it is important to have a leader. Like I said earlier people work better under structure, without a leader people begin to ignore schedules and then everyone is only focused on the finally deadline which in turn makes the editing of a project suffer. Which is the most important part of any presentation. If people spent more time on the editing of a team project then more people on the team would have a better understanding of the overall framework the team is trying to establish even if they had less overall knowledge of what is being