Attendance:
Attendance is mandatory unless a legitimate excuse is provided to team members
a reasonable amount of time prior to planned meeting. An absence without a
legitimate excuse/contacting other team members will earn a warning; any additional
absences may result in further intervention. If the problem persists, we will
organize an immediate group meeting to discuss what is going wrong, how can we
resolve this problem, and what we can all do differently in order to better accommodate
the team member’s schedule. If problems continue, we may organize a meeting
with the TA to discuss possible expulsion from the team.
Contacting others: Email
and texting will be the primary methods of contact. Emails will be used mainly
for specifics about our project, organizing meetings, and collaboration.
Texting will be used for very general concerns about the project, setting up
meetings, and anything that requires immediate attention. Google Docs will be
used to manage our documents.
Roles: In order to
stay in the loop and on top of our tasks, we have designed our roles to be
somewhat flexible. Jen Reilly will be the team leader and in charge of setting
up meetings, organizing our objectives, and keeping us on task. Cassie Thomack
will be in charge of marketing our product and staying in contact with our
network. John Nida will be in charge of the finances, public relations, and
assisting Jen and Cassie in whatever task is necessary. We will all be
responsible for the end result in order to ensure no one person is overwhelmed.
Dealing with errant
members: If a member submits subpar results we will encourage the member to
pick it up and work as a team to ensure the best results are always submitted.
A team meeting may be required if there are outside factors that are affecting
the quality of work submitted by a team member. If a deadline is missed, the
team will meet up in order to figure out what went wrong, what can be done to
avoid this, and to assess the issues that have arisen. If a member refuses to
respond to group emails/texts consistently, all members will approach the
errant member in order to discuss what the problem is and to encourage better
communication in order to ensure the best results possible.
Decision Making: All
decisions will be made based on a consensus format. For very tough decisions, a
Pro vs. Con chart will be made before thoroughly discussing the reasons for our
decisions. Conflict is natural and will
be dealt with in a professional and calm manner. The entire team will meet to
discuss the conflict and figure out what can be done to overcome the conflict.
No one should take anything too personally; everyone has his or her personal
beliefs/rationales that may be different than those of his or her fellow team
members. The key to resolving a conflict will be open communication while remaining
calm. Team members can be kicked off the team if they continually fail to
participate in all aspects of the project without a reasonable excuse (illness,
family emergency, other personal issues, etc). The member will receive one
warning without consequences. If the problem continues, the member will be
warned once again and the team will meet to discuss further action. If a third
warning is given, the member will be subject to termination based on a vote by
the rest of the team. A log for attendance/problems will be kept and updated
every meeting in order to document any discrepancies.
Meetings: The
group will meet a minimum of once per week in order to ensure all
members are on the same page. We may meet several times per week when necessary
(approaching due date, group out of tune, problems, etc.…). All meetings will
be held in the Southeast part of campus.
Finances: We will
split the equity evenly between the three of us. John will be responsible for
the bookkeeping.
Project Requirements
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Team
Charter
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John
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Market
Analysis:
Micro-
Macro-
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John,
Cassie
Jen
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Blog
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Cassie,
Jen
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Business
Model
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ALL
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Meetings
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Jen
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Final
Write-up
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ALL
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Revisions
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ALL
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Make
Money
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ALL
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