Note: These questions are here to turn away from the details of this rotation and toward how the lessons and strategies you’ve learned might apply in a variety of real-world situations. The focus is not to add to your writing workload as much as to give you an opportunity for some thoughtful reflection so as to incorporate any thoughts these exercises may have raised for you before you move to another task.

Only the Project Manager for the final section needs to complete this task.

Provide a thoughtful response (about one page) to the following:

• In this section of the rotation you were in charge of distributing work, ensuring people were completing their work, completing status reports, mediating disagreements within your team, making decisions, and other tasks needed to complete your work as a team. These tasks involve not just doing your own work, but working with others in a way that motivates them to do their own work and contribute to the team.
  
  What areas of project management do you feel you performed well? Why do you believe you did perform well in those areas? What areas did you not perform very well? Why do you think you did not perform them well? How might you improve on those areas in future situations?
  
  If this is your second time being the project manager, what areas do you feel you improved upon? What did you do to improve? What areas did you try to improve but continued to struggle with? How might you improve in this area in the future?