Stereotypes: Group Analysis
My group was called the lizards. It was Briley, Emma, Jackson, Kailey, and I. We did our project about Millennial college stereotypes: reality versus perception. We talked about the academic, resident, and social life of college. Working in this group and projected allowed me to realize that everyone’s strengths come out unintentionally and that you must trust and compromise a lot in a group.
The first thing we had to do was figure out our topic for the project. My group and I made decisions by brainstorming our topic. We all sat together and talked about things we could do. We looked at example videos that were online. Then, we all agreed to doing one topic. We never went through the storming stage when trying to decide. We all argued and …show more content…
Kailey expressed responsibility a lot. When something needed to be done she would be the first one to say she can do it. She was a very big help in the project. Briley was very focused on making sure that we got stuff done. He would always bring us together if we got off track. Emma’s strength really helped a lot because she was very creative with ideas and knew a lot of the material we needed to know about the Millennials. Jackson’s main strength was communication. He would always be the one to talk to us and double check things. Make sure we are all on the same page. He was not afraid to speak up on things he agreed with or felt like doing. Each one of their strengths played a big role in the group project and it allowed us to have …show more content…
For example, I did not mean to be the leader of the group but my strength of Command is just used to taking charge and listing demands. I have learned that when working in a group you must be very flexible and be willing to compromise your time and stuff for others. I learned that I must trust my grade in others and trust in my group that they will deal with their task with great quality. This group was probably the best group I have ever worked with. I enjoyed working with them and enjoyed doing this project. I was very satisfied with the outcome of this group and the
The first thing we had to do was figure out our topic for the project. My group and I made decisions by brainstorming our topic. We all sat together and talked about things we could do. We looked at example videos that were online. Then, we all agreed to doing one topic. We never went through the storming stage when trying to decide. We all argued and …show more content…
Kailey expressed responsibility a lot. When something needed to be done she would be the first one to say she can do it. She was a very big help in the project. Briley was very focused on making sure that we got stuff done. He would always bring us together if we got off track. Emma’s strength really helped a lot because she was very creative with ideas and knew a lot of the material we needed to know about the Millennials. Jackson’s main strength was communication. He would always be the one to talk to us and double check things. Make sure we are all on the same page. He was not afraid to speak up on things he agreed with or felt like doing. Each one of their strengths played a big role in the group project and it allowed us to have …show more content…
For example, I did not mean to be the leader of the group but my strength of Command is just used to taking charge and listing demands. I have learned that when working in a group you must be very flexible and be willing to compromise your time and stuff for others. I learned that I must trust my grade in others and trust in my group that they will deal with their task with great quality. This group was probably the best group I have ever worked with. I enjoyed working with them and enjoyed doing this project. I was very satisfied with the outcome of this group and the