Social Studies, 31.10.2019 02:31, bgallman153p71edg

Jeremy is the lead on a new project at work, and it is essential that he make a good impression on top management. he recently had his first staff meeting to solve fairly large problem with the project, and it didn't go well. the whole staff of 10 was there, which he thought would lead to buy in from the group. instead the group didn't get much done in that meeting.

jeremy opened the meeting by suggesting to the group that he had put a lot of thought into the problem and that perhaps they should use his ideas to solve the problem. he spent the meeting explaining why this should occur and went on to dismiss any alternatives. jeremy was practicing?

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