Integrated practice: coordinate a rescheduled workshop
Practice clarity, evidence, listening, disagreement and handoff in a new scenario.
Source packet: all details are fictional
A repair workshop is planned for Saturday 14:00 with 24 registrations. The room has a leak; another room holds 16. The organizer says everyone can move to Sunday based on five affirmative chat replies. The instructor says Sunday is difficult without explaining why.
Your task
Explain the situation to the team, clarify the instructor’s constraint and propose an actionable next step. Do not invent preferences of nonrespondents, commit the instructor or ignore capacity.
New information: draft first, then read
The instructor confirms being out of town Sunday and available Saturday. The alternate room can host two Saturday sessions, but the instructor’s willingness, participant allocation and cleanup gap remain unconfirmed. Revise your proposal.
Deliver a team message, a neutral clarification question, an option comparison and a pending handoff. This is practice; nothing is sent to anyone.
Check your understanding
Reference explanation
Preserve the response scope and uncertainty; preference counts do not remove the instructor’s constraint.
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My communication record
Integrated task reference: review after completion
Check: do not generalize five to 24; clarify rather than infer motives; keep the 16-person limit; do not treat Sunday as available after the update; mark two sessions pending; specify owner, deadline, dependencies and acceptance. Other reasonable proposals are possible, but do not invent agreement or ignore constraints. Written work is not automatically scored.
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