The information is posted in a Type Table format.  Responses were received from all of the Planning Committee members.

6.  What are the barriers or frustrations that we encountered as a team?

ISTJ

ISFJ

INFJ

INTJ

 

 

Distance, and not having the luxury of all being on-track at the same time.

 

I think the Extraverts would have liked to be able to afford more teleconferences.  As an Introvert, I was comfortable communicating through the web site and email.  Also, I think it was hard to all "be there."  We would get updated and participate at our leisure, and this meant some team members were more "on top" of things than others.

 

ISTP

ISFP

INFP

INTP

 

 

ME –late, late, late! 

None so far.

 

ESTP

ESFP

ENFP

ENTP

 

 

Access to the extent of people and sites.

The language issue to provide materials to reach and link our Francophone colleagues has still not been resolved although baby steps have been taken.

Lack of resources to fund more events, activities etc.

ESTJ

ESFJ

ENFJ

ENTJ

 

The work put into the logistics of the newsletter – ie setting up the account, researching a provider, getting sponsorship etc was great and done by a few – some members are more knowledgeable about such things than others – but some have also simply invested more time in the group’s work than others (perhaps a simple function of people working together and not exclusive to cyberspace groups)

I found it frustrating because I have so little computer skills and appreciated the patience that others had with me.

The great physical distance – learning that is not face to face is not the only way to go.

Personally I would like pictures of everyone to look at when communicating.

There were times when we didn’t think that the teleconference would go ahead (not profitable or even meeting costs) and there were times that we didn’t think we could afford to publish the Newsletter (too expensive).  Interestingly, I don’t think we would have done any better had we been able to have face-to-face meetings.