Like @sts27, I struggled with logging work well during my undergraduate studies. I never enjoyed doing so, and therefore, the details of any logs I had done were always lacking. This especially affected me during a research experience I had…   Read more»

I completely agree with @sts27 in that proper planning and communication is the best way to handle unexpected emergencies or problems within a project team. The initial prompt mentioned how a project is made up of humans and not robots….   Read more»

Posted by: @sts27  Letting individuals set their own due dates can be tricky. As you said, those with inexperience tend to underestimate how long a task may actually take to complete and thus can set the project back. This can…   Read more»

I agree with @sts27, in the sense that both upper and middle management have overlapping functions and similar skill sets. However, I think there is a difference in tasks, while upper managements is involved with the progression of the company…   Read more»

Posted by: @sts27 In all honesty, I think that the traits of upper and middle management are quite similar (depending on how you look at them). Both are required to be able to communicate effectively, articulate plans and goals, monitor…   Read more»

@sts27 I agree, in my opinion, I do think in academia different departments have different regulations. For example, I do believe the life sciences department could have different regulations than the engineering department. An example of regulation needed for engineering…   Read more»