Blog Post: Have you ever been in a group with a bad apple? How might you deal with a bad apple? Is there another kind of bad apple that the podcast did not mention?
I have worked with a group for CE 205 project for doing a bridge proposal. I found this activity is very useful way to help students communicate with each other, but at the same time it had some negative parts that came from the existing of a bad apple in the group.
Dealing with a bad apple is a very hard thing. For the CE group project we had The Slacker who always say "whatever", and "I really don't care." We dealt with that bad apple by having a good leadership, who always tried to get everyone’s idea and set the best decision at the end of our conversations. I think good leadership, inspiring leadership can turn most 'bad apples' into 'good apples'.
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