Revise post: Week 5
Back when I was studying in
Singapore Polytechnic, I had to work in many different groups with individuals
from diverse background. It did not take me long to understand that everyone
has their unique way when approaching a same project outcome.
During my first project group,
the group leader assigned by to the team was very eager into
"jumping" into the project, however, there was some in the team that
did not share the same eagerness. The leader first begun by sharing his idea on
the project to the team and as he was going on about his idea, one of the group
members is distracted and another was looking to cut him off. After he was done
sharing, he passed it on to the other members to share their thoughts on the
project. The leader was quick into responding and assuring the group members
that his idea will work and we should attempt his method.
looking back at the situation
and evaluating it. It seems like my group leader was an action-oriented
listener. He was very focused on the project and task and it might have been
because he had experienced working in projects back when he was studying in
ITE. Although I had not agreed with him back then pushing his idea onto us, the
project was a success, and it was because he was focus on getting the project
objective met. Likewise, for the rest of my teammates, I think they are more of
a people-oriented listener because majority of us came from secondary school
and did not have a lot of project-based work, so they were more focus on how
the leader was processing the information’s and learning from it.
Through the experience I learn that
I was more of a content-orientated listener, I was more focus on the leader’s idea
to see its accurate and if it made sense. And also everyone has their own style
of listening and if I am able to identify them, working together will be easier
and things will go more smoothly.
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