Storming Phase
True to its description, the storming phase was truly a test for me as well as our company. It had the potential to rip our company apart. However, our company was mature enough to settle our conflict of ideas and passions, and through this process, I found that I’ve learned a few valuable lessons that I will share with you below.On September 19, 2001, the day after the service groups in our Management 101 class got a chance to present their service ideas to a stakeholder panel was the day that I switched coalition. I was part of the service coalition that wanted to donate the proceeds from our business project to the American Red Cross. However, due to a lack of a direct service idea, I felt that I could no longer contribute to this cause. Up until this point, our company’s only business idea was “fleece hats”. When we were getting ready to leave the forum that day, Professor Miller asked the class if anyone had any announcements for their company. Anna from our company announced that her coalition needed help, because they were not for the “fleece hats” idea, but needed help coming up with alternatives. I knew at that moment, that I had found a new coalition worthy of my time. I went up to
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