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Hannah- I felt that I delivered on all my personal responsibilities. I was in charge of making sure the team meet all our official deadlines, planning when the customer design reviews are held, as well a what the team is going to work on every team meeting. I believed I helped the team stay on track and helped to get the team going and focused on the project. I believe I used the MSD II plan effectively. The schedule help me figure out the team goals for each phase, and what our focus/tasks should be for each meeting. I could then effectively assign other task to members, and make sure we are working effectively.  I believe the plan was realistic, since I originally counted on some delays, so the team was able to get ahead, and when errors or problems came up, the team was not set back at all. 

Gina - I would have to say that I delivered on my personal responsibilities over MSD. I kept the CAD updated and in line with the design changes. My plan was likely a bit too optimistic as while I did expect to run into more issues I did not anticipate all the problems that we ran into. I feel like as a team though, we were able to react quickly and adjust our design to account for things. While the final product wasn't exactly what we wanted I am still impressed and content with what we managed to get done, and feel like the project is in a good spot going forward.

• • Did you deliver on your personal responsibilities?
  • Did you use your MSD II plan effectively? Was it realistic? If not already addressed above, what did you learn from this and how can you apply it to future projects?

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