Using the case given, answer the following questions:

In your own opinion, what was the cause of the problem? and Briefly suggest a possible solution to the problem

Please use full sentences and justify your answer citing case facts.

8.16 Dealing with a "Saboteur" tells you that s/he already complained to your instructor about the rest of you. It's often said that there's no I in team" because on the best teams, everyone works together for the good of the group. What happens when you encounter a team mem- ber who believes that there's a me in team" and ignores or undermines the team's success in order to achieve personal goals? Consider this scenario. You're on a team of four stu- dents, and you've all been working for the past month to complete a major class project. When you were planning your project, one team member-let's say Lee-argued with your team's decisions, but agreed to go along with the majority. Lee contributed the bare minimum to your team's work, sat silently during meetings, and when you asked for help overcoming a problem with the project, Lee responded with a shrug, "I told you at the start that I thought this was a bad idea. I guess we're all going to get a failing grade." Now you're at your last team meeting before the assignment is due. Lee reveals a decision to quit the team and turn in a separate project. Lee doesn't want a grade that will suffer from all your 'second-rate' efforts," and