give a short positive feedback about the oaragraph :In a community clean-up event, I was part of a volunteer team tasked with cleaning a local park. The group was in the forming stage of development, where individuals were still figuring out their roles and learning to collaborate effectively. The problem we encountered was a disagreement on how to divide tasks. Some members suggested splitting up into small teams, each covering a different section of the park, while others preferred to stay together and work on each area as a large group. Applying the Seven-Step Framework to this problem helps break down the process of how we addressed it and how we could have improved the resolution. Step 1: Identify the Problem The problem was clear: there was no consensus on how to divide the tasks. Some wanted to divide the park into sections for smaller teams, while others felt more comfortable working together as a large group. This step was utilized effectively, as everyone in the group acknowledged and communicated the issue at hand (Conrad & Poole, 2012). Step 2: Gather Information We didn't explicitly gather detailed information during this stage, but informal discussions allowed us to understand the preferences of group members and the size of the areas that needed to be cleaned. Ideally, gathering more information about the specific tasks and park layout could have helped guide the decision-making process more effectively (Rothwell, 2016). Step 3: Define Criteria for Solutio