As
it relates to working in groups, it is one that I have found to be
very challenging. This is so as there are many different groups in
which I have been apart of and the same things keep occurring. For
example, I always end up doing most of the work. Last year, I was
apart of a group at my place of employment and we were given a
specific topic wherein we were to formulate a display. There were
approximately six of us in the group and when it was the day before
the display I found out that three of the members of the group did
not start doing anything towards the display which was due for the
next morning. I had to sit all night with the other two group members
to do the things that the other three persons had decided to do. I
felt very relieved in leaving this group. This year I was placed in
another group which will be finishing next month and I can attest
that I feel it so much because in this group it is fully organized,
obtains good relationships amongst all group members, mutual trust
and understanding is evident and being exercised. When it comes to
respect, this is fully established.
In
regards to adjourning from my colleagues in this master's programme.
It is one that will be very touching and emotional. This is so as I
have bonded with everyone in the different groups to which I have
been assigned. Each week I have worked collaboratively with everyone,
shared our thoughts and in return have gained a vast amount of
knowledge that will help me both professionally and personally.
Therefore, adjourning from this will be very emotional for me as I
will be filled with tears of joy, sense of accomplishment and mixed
emotions.