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Course: HCA 202, Summer 2008School: UNLV
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Project Group - The Team Concept (25% of Grade) Name of Group Project: __________________________________________ Please rate the performance of your team members on a scale of 1-10 where 1 is poor and 10 is excellent. Include your name. Failure to submit an evaluation will result in points being deducted from your portion of the evaluation. 1. Extent to which team members worked well with other members of the...
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Project Group - The Team Concept (25% of Grade)
Name of Group Project: __________________________________________ Please rate the performance of your team members on a scale of 1-10 where 1 is poor and 10 is excellent. Include your name. Failure to submit an evaluation will result in points being deducted from your portion of the evaluation. 1. Extent to which team members worked well with other members of the team. Team Member Score Comments
2. Promptness at meetings. Team Member Score Comments
3. Contribution of work by each of my team member in comparison to the team as a whole. Team Member Score Comments
4. Members of my team members were well organized. Team Member Score Comments
5.
I was able to on rely each team members contribution to his or her portion of the team project. Team Member Score Comments
6. I was pleased with the final product of my team members. Team Member Score Comments
7. Given the opportunity, I would work with each of my team members on another project in the future. Team Member Score Comments
III. Additional comments. In the space below, please add any additional comments you think are importa...
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