CS 126 Apply problem-solving steps to a team scenario – Assignment Solution
Review the problem-solving steps: 1. Define the problem — analyze it 2. Prioritize the resolution: What is most immediately needed and which is secondary? 3. Brainstorm possible solutions based on priorities 4. Come to a mutually agreed-upon solution 5. Put the resolution into operation 6. Evaluate the results CS126-4: Apply problem-solving steps to a team scenario. Reputation and brand can be greatly affected by social media, either yours or someone else’s. Professionals are increasingly trying to protect themselves and their careers by carefully monitoring what they communicate via social media. Employers now search social media to determine a candidate’s branding based on social media and networking interactions. Read the scenario and then respond to the assignment checklist items. Scenario: A well-known actor/producer was supposedly seen by a young fan in Sonoma County while he was wine tasting. The fan took what he claims is a video of the famous actor/producer’s surly, drunken behavior at the winery restaurant. The video went viral (instantly shared over the Internet) and although the footage is scratchy, many claim this video appears authentic. Some say this actor’s popularity is going to be damaged and his new movie, Let’s Begin Again, a movie about a social media icon’s rise to fame, will lose audience share as a result. The special project team in charge of this actor/producer’s promotion gets busy to mitigate the damage. You will act in the role of the team leader and will imagine their synthesized responses. Checklist: Using the problem-solving steps provided in the reading area: · Describe the six problem-solving steps this promotion team needs to take specific to the scenario. · Explain how applying the six problem-solving steps you have provided above should effectively address the team’s task and situation. Access the Assignment grading rubric located in the Course Resources area. Submit your minimum 350-word APA formatted paper with an additional title page