Team Contract

Team name: Fantastic Four

Participation: We agree…
  • To equally spread the work load  among the group members evenly
  • To work to the best of our ability
  • To participate in an effective manner with assigned tasks


Communication: We agree…
  • To communicate respectfully and fairly amongst the group
  • To establish good communication within in the group
  • To actively communicate with the group

Meetings: We agree…
  • To attend all group meetings unless you have a valid reason for not being there
  • To contribute as best you can in group meetings
  • To arrive on time and not waste time in group meetings

Conduct: We agree…
  • To only give constructive feedback to members
  • To not give negative feedback to other group members
  • To not bully team members

Conflict: We agree…
  • To solve any conflict within the group in a respectful and appropriate manner
  • To avoid conflict at all costs
  • To have a group meeting to resolve the conflict

Deadlines: We agree…
  • To try our best to reach our deadline dates
  • To not leave deadlines until the last minute unless it is completely unavoidable 
  • To be prepared so our deadlines are met

Team Member’s Signature 
Jamie Gannon
Ciaran Daniels
Jordan Dempsey
Katie Persson




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