Team projects are a necessary evil in school. The teacher randomly assigns the group, four or five students reluctantly push their desks together, and suddenly they have to become best friends or else their grades will plummet.
Inevitably, one student will rise up and take charge.
They’ll divvy up the work, making everyone exchanges phone numbers so they can meet up outside of class. They automatically know they will have to design the PowerPoint and speak to the class during the presentation. They relish the opportunity to control group projects and command their prepubescent minions.
