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In this engaging account, Team D faces the perplexing task of presenting about Zappos, with conflicting instructions from their professor, Vragov. As the team struggles to clarify their assignment over several days, they navigate communication hurdles, confusion over presentation formats, and the dynamics of working together. Roles are assigned, files are prepared, and despite setbacks, they strive to deliver a successful project. Ultimately, they face disappointment when their hard work isn't showcased, prompting a letter of disagreement to the professor.
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Team D on Zappos Starring: Carolina PestanaJaylene AshbyMelody EchavarriaMilton CerdaSvyatoslav Dolgolevskiy Presentation #2: The Boring One Challenge Accepted
Monday • Professor Vragov sends out instructionsand warns that he will not be in town for the next two classes; • Team D really reads into the instructions; • Team D finds them contradictory and confusing: • Are there two separate presentations after all? • How can a website be described for 25 minutes with slides? • How can this “task” be broken into smaller subtasks? • Team D requests clarifications fromprofessor.
Tuesday • Professor Vragov responds, confirming two separate presentations; suggesting doing what is told; • Members of Team D search ways to get in touch and communicate outside the not exactly perfect Blackboard; • Three members succeed; one restrains.
Wednesday • Team D conducts a first meeting in class sans one team member; • Assignment is actively discussed, still being confusing and somewhat disliked; • Websites are discussed; Zapposchosen; • Roles distributed: • Project manager: Slava; • Secretary: Jaylene; • Smart one: Carolina; • Creative department: Melody; • Responsibilities distributed; • Project files started; • Major part of the first presentation is finishedbefore the end of the class.
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Next Wednesday • Team D conducts a second meeting in class; last team member suddenly appears; • Another team member suddenly disappears; balance is maintained; • Projects are on track; • First presentation is ready to be merged into a single file; fails to do so due to the absence of the entire creative department; • Questions arise: • What exactly should be in the second presentation? • Which of the two presentations gets to be presented? • A new email to professor Vragov is written; • Professor Pazdrowskiattends the class; asksabout the project; looks confused.
Thursday • Professor Vragov replies; says it is the second presentation that gets presented; instructs to include screenshots of the project files as well as everything that happened to the team while on the project; • Team D is deeply disappointed to find that the presentation that has been in the making for an entire week and is ready doesn’t get to reach the public in the end; • Team D sends professor a letter of disagreement; suggests teams present the “fun” presentationsand submit project files instead.
Friday • Professor declines.
MONDAY 2 days left
Monday • Team members share files with each other; • Individual project files age linked into the Master file; • Microsoft Project 2010 wins “The Most Confusing Software Experience for a Thousand Dollars” Award.
TUESDAY 1 day left
Tuesday • Other final exams suddenly occur; • Christmas songs start to annoy; • This presentation is born; • Team D hopes for the best;prepares for the worst.
Team D: Carolina PestanaJaylene AshbyMelody EchavarriaMilton CerdaSvyatoslav Dolgolevskiy Special thanks to: Professor Vragov