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Team project for MGB222
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I was required to participate in a team project for the subject MGB222 Managing Organisations. Teams of 6 were allocated randomly, and our team had a couple of mature age students in it.
There was immediately a clash of values between the school leaver students and the mature age students.
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I undertook to try to find some middle ground in terms of the expectations of each sub-group. This was an extremely difficult task because neither sub-group was initially willing to accommodate the others' views.
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Eventually I called a team meeting and involved everyone in trying to draw up a set of group rules with respect to team processes and desired outcomes. These rules were agreed to on a trial basis, and team roles were allocated accordingly.
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Even though we had a few minor skirmishes, we were able to get the task done satisfactorily - we achieved a Credit overall.
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I now know that setting group rules is a good way to impersonalise potential issues. This should be done very early in the process, preferably before conflict arises.
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