Hannah Feldman
Reflective Post 4

There is still quite a bit that needs to get done for this project. The list piles up. One downfall of having the project broken down into pieces is backlog. When I fell behind on blog posts, I then fell behind on subsequent assignments, because I was working on the posts instead of the newer assignments. The other option would be to just forge ahead with the new assignments, but with that the original late piece would be forgotten and never get done.

A combination of both is what happened to make me behind. At first, when my elevator pitch was first late, I focused on finishing that and therefore ignored the other deadlines coming up. Then, I realized I needed to do those. So, I started catching up with the blog posts (no, I’m not fully caught up with those) and the elevator pitch was put lower on the to-do list.

On top of all that, there are the technical difficulties. I am making an iMovie for my elevator pitch, and I have video clips that I would like to incorporate into it, but whatever format they are in isn’t compatible with iMovie, and I have no idea what formats are and how to change the format. I really want my pitch to be professional and effective, and I’m not willing to compromise on that.

Change agent: I know who I want. I hope they respond. PECO is a powerful company that can easily help with my issue, and I hope they listen.