Aloha fellow 279 classmates,
This week the pue’o ladies had the role of
“breathless in Pearl City”. A
person who plays this role is someone who usually will call for help at the
first sign of an issue. This type
of person tends to overreact to any different of lack of response by their team
member. This student often serves
as an “early warning system” to the instructor of any problems the group may be
having. These student’s actions
can lead to as escalation of conflict.
The top three strategies that we came up with
are:
1. Communication – The group members
need to present clear instructions that everyone understands so there is no
confusion. The group members
should have an open communication whether it is exchanging phone numbers or
email address, so that everyone can be on the same page. The group members should communicate
clearly about the responsibilities and roles each member plays so that we can
all be accountable for our actions.
If a conflict arises, group member should listen to the concerns, and
work it out and not take anything to heart. The group should find a solution that they all can agree
with and just move on.
2. Encouragement/Being Positive –
When an overreaction or negative comment arise, the group should be proactive
and be positive, and instead say words of encouragement! When the
chips are down, team members need to help each other. Maybe it is to lend
an ear or maybe they are in a rut or stuck somehow. Say a nice word that
could change a person's outlook in life.
3. Understanding/Respecting – Every
group member should have respect for each other and respect each member’s ideas
and thoughts. Every member should
also understand where each person is coming from and we’re all not exactly the
same, so we all may not complete things the same way. We always need to keep in mind, that we all see things
differently, and “Breathless in Pearl City” needs to see where his or her
members are coming from or what they’re trying to say, and vice versa. The
group members should understand that everyone has problems and
hardship. No ones life is perfect. Things will happen good or bad. We
need to help each other out.
Love it! Great job! Thanks, Lauren, for once again being so on-the-ball. You have marvelously melded our responses into one conhelsive and articulate blog. Awesome!
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