Board Presentation Strategies and Concerns

The team discusses the Galaxy project update due by Friday, debating whether to focus on a prototype or a project plan. Emphasizing teamwork, they consider involving other departments for input. Tasks are assigned, with a focus on coding new features and preparing the presentation.

What did the board request by Friday?

• A team meeting

• A budget report

• A prototype

• A project plan

Why does one team member prefer to develop a project plan first?

• To avoid extra work

• To save money

• To set clear deadlines

• To impress the board

What is the main concern about focusing only on the prototype?

• It might not meet the board's expectations

• It requires more resources

• It will take too much time

• It could look unprepared without a plan

What is suggested to really 'wow' the board?

• A longer presentation

• A larger team

• New features in the prototype

• A detailed project plan

What is a common misconception about 'whipping something up'?

• It is easy

• It is cost-effective

• It saves time

• It requires less planning

Why is it important to involve other departments?

• To get more resources

• To ensure they feel included

• To reduce workload

• To speed up the process

What is the benefit of understanding someone else's point of view?

• It speeds up decision-making

• It saves time

• It reduces conflicts

• It shows you care

What is the priority for the team member who is not comfortable moving forward without a project plan?

• Setting up a meeting

• Completing the prototype

• Getting the code for new features

• Updating the presentation deck

Who will work on the code for the new features?

• Dante

• Tom

• The project manager

• The team leader

What is the final task mentioned in the transcript?

• Updating the presentation deck

• Sending the code

• Working on the prototype

• Setting up a meeting