InstructionsConsider your experiences at work, school, and in your personal life. You have, at some point, been asked to work with a group to achieve a particular goal. It might have been a group research project, a new marketing plan, a learning plan, a schedule to roll out new technology, planning a wedding, or even planning and creating a large family meal. In many collaborative efforts like these, there are disagreements. Select one collaborative experience from your past that involved some disagreements or significant differences of opinion.Write a short (2-page) paper in APA style discussing the following elements:Describe the project that you were working on, including the people involved.Explain the problem that you encountered with the group. How was that problem overcome? What was the end result of encountering and dealing with that problem?What do you think was the cause of the problem? How much of the problem came from miscommunication, either from you or from other people involved? What did you do to help resolve the problem?If you were able to relive that experience, how would you change the way that you approached the encountered problem? How would you communicate differently?How, ultimately, was the conflict resolved?Grading RubricFFCBA01234Not SubmittedNo PassCompetenceProficiencyMasteryNot SubmittedExample used is not appropriate for the assignment.Example given has some relevance to the ideas of collaborative communication and problem solving.Example selected is generally relevant to the ideas of collaborative communication and problem solving.Example selected is clearly relevant to the ideas of collaborative communication and problem solvingNot SubmittedProblem encountered is not clearly explained or defined. Solution reached in the situation is unclearly or incompletely described.Problem encountered is included, but incompletely described or explained. Solution reached is described, but with little detail or explanation.Problem encountered is described well over all with some minor omissions or confusion. Solution reached is clearly explained with some detail.Problem encountered is clearly described and fully explained. Solution reached is defined clearly with significant detail.Not SubmittedNew approach to this situation not included or not significantly different from the original experience.New approach to the situation is different from the original experience but lacks clear definition or detail to fully explain these changes.New approach to the situation offers significant changes from the original experience in definable ways, with some detail to explain potential differences.New approach to the situation offers significant changes from the original experience in definable ways, with some detail to explain potential differences as well as a clear discussion of how this should change the experienced results.Not SubmittedPersonal contribution to the solution not included or no real contribution to the solution of the issue suggested. Resolution of issue not included.Personal contribution to the solution is presented with very little detail or explanation. Resolution of issue included but with few details.Contribution to the solution of the problem is clearly included with some detail and clear explanation. Resolution of issue is included with some detail.Contribution to the solution of the problem is clearly included with detail, explanation, and insight into the value of this contribution. Resolution of issue is included with clear detail and explanation.Not SubmittedFrequent use of improper language, slang, or non-professional language.Language is generally appropriate for professional context with several lapses into informality or slang.Language shows use of formal professional English throughout with only minor lapses of informality and slang.Language shows proper formal professional English with no lapses of informality or slang.

In this discussion, we’ll be conducting a debate, answering the question: Do you feel there is still a need for unions and collective bargaining? You should take a position and defend your position with evidence, either from the textbook or from appropriate outside resources. Make sure to identify your stance in the subject of your post, with “Affirmative” if you are arguing for unions in the workplace, or “Negative” if you are arguing that unions are not needed.