Reflective Report Describing My Team's Role in Identifying HR Issues

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Individual Reflective Report In this report, I will be describing my role in helping the team meet its goal by identifying HR issues the Line managers would need to consider and outlining an action plan to discuss these matters. I will also give evidence of my contribution to the team work and how I assisted in the completion of the team goals. I ruminate the persuasiveness of our argument was respectable as we covered the main points of Sunny Communication case study, to implement a tactical action plan for the line manager to overcome the issues presented in case study. Plus in the presentation, we all guaranteed that each point spoken on was fully evaluated and when necessary evidence was provided to support our claims. I believe our group effectively achieved the overall goal by successfully completing the assignment by the deadline. Although we didn’t encounter any conflicts due to different personality, culture or background, they all aroused from different matters. For instance as this was the second time we were all working together as a group with a new member. We had t...

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