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Re: TEAM FALLING APART! HELP!

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Originally Posted by Grim Tuesday View Post
By striking against him, you prove he has the most power. Prove to him that you [the students and mentors] run the team, and not him. Don't strike, he will assume you are being lazy. Show your passion, and maybe he will bend.
Striking is often the way that a majority can overcome a minority that either has power or delusions of it. By striking, the team says that they aren't going to take any more of it. If a full-out strike isn't really what you want to do, you can do a sit in strike, where you come in, but do nothing; or you could do a slow down strike where you work at a much slower pace than usual. These are only suggestions. Naturally you want to compete, so moving to a mentor's garage may be your ultimate best bet, at least until the school administration takes action.
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