Thinking+interdependently

//Some people have underdeveloped social skill and struggle to work in groups. They seem unable to contribute fully in group situations and either let someone else do all the work or they hog all the work. To work in a group, you have to be willing and open to feedback, you have to be willing to learn and grow and you have to be willing to give up an idea and work with someone else’s. Take care of each other. Share your energies with the group.// The last group project we had was to create a video that raises water awareness. Alex was the technical director, I was the artistic director, and HoiChi was the producer. Our group worked together very well; everyone contributed all sorts of ideas and suggestions. Even though we had to eliminate some of those suggestions, we ultimately reached a compromise and created a fantastic video. Alex made many suggestions as to how the text and slides should come together, HoiChi suggested and conducted many interviews, and I proposed many artistic elements such as music and what sort of pictures would be felicitous to our topic. We cooperated together, thus making the process of it very efficient and enjoyable.
 * __Thinking interdependently__**

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