Rating Performance of a Group Members Project Hi. I really need an A grade on this project. please do your best. i attached pictures of all the instruction

Rating Performance of a Group Members Project Hi. I really need an A grade on this project. please do your best. i attached pictures of all the instruction and the evaluation sheet. please let me know if i should send you something else. GROUP EVALUATION SHEET
You are to give your fellow group members one of the following evaluations – excellent, good, fair, or
poor – if you assign them a poor, please explain the reasons for doing so. Remember, your evaluation
will count significantly in the grading process, and I am asking you to be as honest and objective as
possible. Additionally, I would love to hear your comments about the project itself at the bottom of
the page.
Your name:
Group Member Name:
Evaluation Ranking:
If Poor, please explain:
Group Member Name:
Evaluation Ranking:
If Poor, please explain:
Group Member Name:
Evaluation Ranking:
If Poor, please explain:
Group Member Name:
Evaluation Ranking:
Project Comments:
If Poor, please explain:
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GROUP EVALUATION SHEET
You are to give your fellow group members one of the following evaluations – excellent, good, fair, or
poor – if you assign them a poor, please explain the reasons for doing so. Remember, your evaluation
will count significantly in the grading process, and I am asking you to be as honest and objective as
possible. Additionally, I would love to hear your comments about the project itself at the bottom of
the page.
Your name:
Group Member Name:
Evaluation Ranking:
If Poor, please explaint
Group Member Name:
Evaluation Ranking:
If Poor, please explain:
Group Member Name:
Evaluation Ranking
If Poor, please explain:
Group Member Name:
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On the evaluation form, you will give your team members one of four ratings: excellent, good, fair, or poor. If you give a rating of poor, you must
provide an explanation: poor attendance at group meetings, non-completion of assignments, etc.
Be objective in rating the performance of your group members. Members who actively participate in the process and make a contribution
should be given a rating that reflects this. Others, who have not made the effort, should not be rewarded for their lack of effort. Working with
others to accomplish a goal is part of the educational experience, particularly for business students. Interdependence allows us to recognize
the value of other people’s talents and skills and how we can use them with our own to create a win-win situation. In this case, it means
submitting a project which results in a positive grade.
Here are some suggestions that ledited from Rachel Mork’s Effective Teamwork in 11 Easy Steps:
1. Share Added Value
Establish a baseline level of respect and admiration within your team. Set up meetings where the overall purpose of the team is discussed.
Focus on what added value each person brings.
2. Build Respect
Each student share what he/she brings to the team. Everyone share what parts of the project appeal to their individual strengths. Discuss
how the team works well together, along with what areas could use improvement.
3. Brainstorm Ideas As A Group
Make some time in your meetings for brainstorming. Allow everyone in the group to contribute ideas for streamlining efficiency, improving
the workflow process, or any other area of concern that might arise.
4. Establish A Neutral Procedure To Deal With Conflict
Make sure you’ve established a clear, safe procedure for conflict resolution and complaints. Everyone in the group needs to know that
dissatisfaction will be addressed and problems solved to the best of your team’s ability.
5. Schedule Progress Meetings
Don’t let too much time pass as the project progresses. Make sure you hold meetings where concerns and developments can be discussed
as a group, allowing all voices to be heard. The point of these meetings should be to deal with conflict, smooth out bumps in the process, and
allow team members to voice concerns.
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Group Project Instructions
Financial Accounting
Fall 2018
Group Project
100 points – due week of December 3rd
Overview:
Your group will pick a publicly traded company that is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), NASDAQ, or the S&P 500. It is required
that you pick a company that is on Fortune’s list of “Top 100 companies to work for”.
Submit your selection to me for approval so we can avoid duplication of companies wherever possible -so first come, first served as to choices.
Your group will function as an investment advisory firm. Once you have selected your company and been approved, the group members will
begin an in-depth analysis of the company. The analysis will be comprised of several elements, such as the company’s most recent financial
statements, as well as learning all you can about the company in terms of products, success within its industry, and any current news that would
be relevant to an investor. In your financial analysis, you should be looking at such things as revenue, net income, cash, etc. It should include
ratio analysis on the financial statements. See Chapter 13 of your textbook for a list of ratios and be sure to include several of each category:
Liquidity, Profitability, Solvency, and Market Prospects. Also remember that there is more in-depth coverage of many ratios in the chapters
themselves. Use the Glossary to help you find where a particular ratio has been discussed in the text.
You will also take into account other factors that would influence your decision whether or not to recommend purchase of this stock. Some
items in this category might include a new product or service, recent cost cutting moves, or consolidation or merger with another company.
Finding this information will be part of your research for the project.
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While conducting your research, you will be tracking the price movement of the stock as well as other relevant information about the
company’s situation so as to better explain your positions in your final report.
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Your project should include, but is not limited to, the following:
1. Recent financial statements (see above)
2. Success in their industry
3. Current news
4. Ratio analysis (see Chapter 13)
5. New products/service, cost cutting moves, consolidation or mergers?
6. Tracking & analysis of stock price (I suggest using Excel)
7. Professional appearance (cover sheet, no misspellings/grammatical errors)
Project Timeline:
1. Groups established and project information distributed: Week of October 29th
2. Company picks: Week of November 5th
3. Final written report submitted: December 3rd, 4th, 5th.
Key Resources:
Chapter 13 of your textbook – Financial Statement Analysis
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Group Project Evaluations
Your project will be graded on completeness, correctness, creativity, and the quality of presentation in your written report. In order to ensure
that all members of this group participate in this project, each member will submit a written evaluation of the other members in the group. The
form is included on the last page of this project packet. This evaluation will factor heavily in the computation of your individual grade.
On the evaluation form, you will give your team members one of four ratings: excellent good, fair, or poor. If you give a rating of poor, you must
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While conducting your research, you will be tracking the price movement of the stock as well as other relevant information about the
company’s situation so as to better explain your positions in your final report.
Requirements:
Your group will be required to submit a final report written assessment of the company you chose must be a minimum of three pages, a
maximum of five. All summaries and written assessments must be type-written using MS Word or comparable software, no more than double-
spaced with margins of no more than one inch. In the final report assessment, you will support your reasons for either recommending or not
recommending investing in this company by performing financial statement analysis, ratio analysis, and other contributing market factors as
outlined above. The more detail and depth that you include in your analysis presents, the better. You must provide documentation of the
company’s financial information, i.e. a copy of their most recent financials (Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Statement of Cash Flows)
available in their annual report or their 10K. To find the financial statements of your company, go to their website, click on Investor Relations
(or some other similar link), and download the most recent Annual Report or 10K.
I expect you to do a good job of explaining your position. It is expected that each group member will actively participate in the project. I will not tell
you how to do the project as I want you as a group to develop your own best methods. I will act as a resource and a sounding board for
suggestions and ideas.
Project Grading:
Your project will be graded on completeness, correctness, creativity, and the quality of presentation. In order to ensure that all members of a
group participate in the project, each member will submit a written evaluation of the other members of the group. This evaluation will factor
heavily in the computation of your individual grade.
I suggest exchanging phone numbers and email addresses to assist in this process. I will be available to answer questions and provide some
guidance, but the goal is for you to use your talents and imagination to figure out the best methods to accomplish the objectives of this project.
Your project should include, but is not limited to, the following:
1. Recent financial statements (see above)
2. Success in their industry
3. Current news
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