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liq [111]
3 years ago
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"Willow's team has split up the contributions for its group writing project equally, with individual team members committing var

ious amounts of time. Jim's team has decided to let each member decide how much time he or she wants to spend according to individual schedules. Wyatt's team has divided up the contributions and time commitments equally. Jill's team wrote a team charter but then disbanded. Which team has the best approach to group writing?"
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1 answer:
Makovka662 [10]3 years ago
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Answer:

The correct answer is the first option: Willow's team has split up the contribution for its group writing project equally, with individual team members commiting various amounts of time.  

Explanation:

To begin with, the reason why the team of Wyatt has the best approach to group writing is due to the fact that they decided together to split up all the work in equal parts so that they work with the same amount of information available and also because they know that every member could add more or less time depending on themself so that freedom to develop the use of the time as they need is also very important for the quality of the final work. The most important is to understand that every member knows how to work so they should decide to use whether so much time or not so much of it.

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