Christopher Pybus
9/21/12
Period 2
Proactive in the workspace
Brainstorm
1.
Make sure there are no dangling plugs
2.
Pick up any trash on the floor
3.
Raise your hand for as many questions as you can
4.
Come to class on time
5.
Do your best in class
6.
Clean up and put away any parts that are on the
floor
7.
Bring your sketching packets to class every day
8.
Socialize, as long as your work is getting done
and you aren’t annoying anyone else
9.
Don’t touch other people’s projects
10.
Work on getting pay raises every week
Prototype/Test
1.
While walking in and out of class, pick up small
pieces of paper that were on the ground
2.
Actively resisting the urge to touch other
people’s projects
3.
Working before socializing
Results/Feedback
Being proactive in the workspace
means to do things before you’re told to do them. So, picking up the ground
without having Mr. Olson telling you to. Through the week, people have been
proactive with different things like opening a window when it got too hot,
moving the cart when someone noticed that it was in the way of seeing the
board, closing the door when it got to windy outside. People being proactive
benefits everyone and most importantly, it decreases the amount of stress in
Mr. Olson’s life.
Being proactive worked very
well, and throughout the week, the class looked noticeably cleaner and more
organized.
I feel that I have earned this
week’s advanced/pay raise. I worked hard through the week to be proactive to
keep the room clean. I have been working hard since the start of school and I
hope that hard work will finally pay off.
