Own Project, Disconnected Team
Own Project, Disconnected Team
Provided a specific project planned for me. The team was responsive and really engaging. I enjoyed that I was responsible for my own project, and my project actually mattered for the team.
Even though I had my own project, I couldn't keep track of my teammates since the things that they were working on were their own.
I wish I was able to attend and provide my ideas on their tasks.
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