- Do you feel that you can work better by yourself, or through teamwork?
I can do both. In a positive collaboration, where the various parties are qualified and willing, I'm actually
personally responsible for less work. I can share the burden. I also find the that quality of the final product is
greater because of the extra viewpoints. In a negative collaboration, I do more work than I would have by myself because
I have to fix or replace the other parties' work and take care of my own share. In a real work environment, I find
negative collaborations to be far more common; so, I prefer to work by myself. However, in answer to your question the
positive collaboration would have the greatest potential result.
- Given a group project, or a presentation to display at school for example - would you prefer to rather work with
others in a group, or all alone here, under your current situation?
If I can pick my teammates, then I would go with the group school project because I can be assured that the others will
be just as concerned with the result as me. If I don't get to pick my fellows, then I would rather do it by myself.
School is not a good group environment. At least in a real world situation, my co-workers would probably take care that
the project didn't fail completely since they would get fired too.
- Should society be based mostly on collaboration, independence, or an equal balance of both out there? In realistic
terms, why did you choose that decision?
I believe there should be collaboration in society; so, that the most people possible can benefit from cultural changes
and adaptations. However, since people are individuals with their own specific needs, the majority of life tasks should
be done as individuals or at most with your life partner. One before the many; so, that majority does not destroy the
few in its path.
- Finally, are you involved in any work that you virtually know you wish you hadn't been doing by yourself
lately?
Actually, I just wish I had some one to share my workload with. I can do my job much more efficiently by myself; since,
it involves making enumerable phone calls. However, I would like someone to just plain take some of my work off me. I
can't do everything myself much as I would prefer to (I know it is done right). It would also be useful to have
another person who does the exact same thing to discuss my problems with. The other party might discover a better way to
get certain tasks done, or they could at least back me up when I explain why I'm behind or whatever.