Quiz: which group project member are you?

John Hall May 29, 2015

By lwilliams

At some point each year, one of your teachers will inevitably assign a group project, which some of you absolutely dread. On one hand, these projects give you an opportunity to split up a lot of work into manageable pieces, while getting to know some new classmates. On the other hand, you may get stuck with a group of slackers or overachievers who make working together a huge pain. To better prepare you for your next group project, we created this quiz, which will help you identify what role you should play on the team, as well as provide some tips to help you make the most of it. [qzzr quiz=”39294″ width=”100%” height=”auto” redirect=”true” offset=”0″]

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