Harvard business school everest simulation

In this paper you should describe what you learned from Virtual team claiming Everest experiment, what surprised you about this simulation, and how you can apply your findings to your own career.

Do not use references, just your own idea.

You can find this simulation on https://hbsp.harvard.edu/signin?errorMsg= (Username: zhenjie@udel.edu, Password: Qwe5623128!) Click: Leadership and Team Simulation: Everest V3

I suggest you read full Tutorial. After reading Tutorial, at right hand, there are three important imformation about this simulation: 1.Role imformation, 2. Day imformation. 3. Our team Chat.Everest Sim Debrief Standings • • • • Team 2 – 33% Team 1 – 35% Team 4 – 50% Team 3 – 52% How did the Everest Sim relate to the Murder Mystery? • How was it similar? • How was it different? • Did you tell your team about your individual goals? Challenges • Health Challenge • Weather Challenge • Oxygen Challenge • Did you use any of the tactics we discussed in class? Medical Challenge • • • • • Role Environmentalist Leader Marathoner Photographer Physician • • • • • Information You started to cough and wheeze People with High-altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE) experience coughing, shortness of breath, and other symptoms Coughing and wheezing are symptoms of an asthma attack An athsma inhaler can provide relief from an asthma attack The Physician has an asthma inhaler Weather Challenge • • • • Role Leader Photographer All Shared Physician 1) 2) 3) 4) 1) 2) 3) 4) Information Avg. temp at base camp is -7C Temp F = ((9/5)*Temp C)+32 Expected temp at base camp is 10 F below avg. Avg. temp at camp 4 is 33F below base camp Calculation No Calculations Avg. base camp temp = (-7*(9/5))+32 = 19.4F Expected base camp temp = 19.4 - 10 = 9.4F Expected camp 4 temp = 9.4 – 33 = -26.4F Weather Challenge Continued • Using the Environmentalist and Photographer’s information, along with the shared information that the wind speed at base camp is 20% faster than normal you can calculate the expected wind speed at Camp 4 to be about 40 miles per hour. • Using the wind chill chart the Environmentalist has, the team can see that the -26F temperature combine with a 40mph wind equals a wind chill of -64F. • In these temperatures your team will get frost bit in under 5 minutes. • So, you should not attempt to move to Camp 4 in Round 3! Oxygen Challenge • • • • • • Role/Info All Shared: 18 hours from camp 4 to summit. 20 canisters for team. Environmentalist: Typical climbers use 2.5 Liters (L) O2 per minute. Personally uses 3.5 L per minute (L/min). Leader: 720 (L) per O2 canister. Personally only uses 1L per minute. Marathoner: Personally uses 3.5L/min for 16 hrs. 5L/min for 2 hrs. Photographer: Can’t share canisters.