An Eggs-cellent Way to Plan

1.which of the “Steps in the Planning Process” listed below did your team actually go through?
we went though every steps but we did not go through well. In the first step, we defined goal which was how to protect an egg by droping it from the air. In the second step, we identified our resources and knew our goal but we could not choose our group leader so it was a little bit hard to start off. In the third step, we generated 4 tpyes of scenarios. In the Forth step, we chose one by votes and we alloctaed jobs by sharing a roles as one person held an egg, two people bent straws and rest of people conect each straws with a tape.
In the fifth step, our team failed to protect an egg in the egg drop experiment. Then, we did not have a time to evaluate the result.
2. Which did you bypass?  Why?
we bypassed how to allocate a role and job because we could not choose a leader so it was hard to demand each other to do a certain thing. we could not choose a leader because we did not think that we need a leader of our group.
3. How do your evaluate your team’s ultimate performance given the effectiveness of your planning?
first of all, our team fail in the experiment. I was not satisfied with the result. It was not because of the result but becasue our team chose weak protection device by votes.
I suggested a better idea to protect an egg, but mine was not selected by our team. I suggested similar devices like they have in the video.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=be3s1OuEJa8
4. How could you have been more effective as a group in the planning of your task? we had to have a leader so we could perform more effecitve. also, we could shorten our time to choose a type of devices among many alternatives, so we could preview our devices in advance.

daily culture shock

I am Korean. I came to United States about four years ago. Everything was new to me, the way American speaks, talks, and thinks was different. I’d like to share one of the culture differences among many. In my country, if I have something that I have enough to share with, I used to spend it for my friends. For example, I often chew a gum. So when I bought a pack of gum, I used to give each pieces to my friends. So I thought it would be good to give a piece of gum to classmates in Unites States too. I saw one of classmates coming to me after class, so I said “Hey, would you like to have a piece of gum?” she looked surprise and answered, “I am fine, but thank you.” Then, I noticed something different in her responses. Then I was learned that it is little bit awkward to give my stuff to unfamiliar people for no reason.  

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Hi I am Yoosuk Ko.
I'm Korean and 21 year old guy.
I am studying in baruch college in NY.
I like sports. I am now falling in love with tennis.
I'm going to major in finance.
Thank you :D