n, at one point or another during the meeting at the Union he fell asleep. Also, when we would ask Brian to update us on how much he has done, he said he’d have it ready and not to worry. He had it ready the night before the project. I’m not trying to bash him. Brian did a good job during the presentation and he typed the outline, but I felt like he kept the group in the dark about what he was going to say. My group spent about 6 to 7 hours of work time on this presentation, and to me it felt like I was at summer camp. With Chris’s sense of humor, Dan’s sense of direction, Amy’s input, and a group effort of getting Brian involved, we had every component of a good group. We had the leader, the follower, the listener, the talker, and the slacker. Overall, I felt comfortable in this group. My opinions were always taken into consideration, and I wasn’t intimidated at all. My group knew that when we present our information, we wanted to look laid back and comfortable with each other. The only way to do that is to be laid back, and role with the punches so to speak. The majority of my part of the presentation was improvisation, which shows that I had let my guard down and trusted my fellow members enough to lead me into the next topic. In my opinion, my group did a great job and that was reflected in our presentation....
