//// Diploma project
>> An experimental pilot sociological study case that explored the circadian rhythm in correlation with the predefined team working time patterns.
The rhythmus project, with the help of the students from the Institute of Sociology Basel, set it up a research platform to test different current working styles and their impact on group dynamics, creativity and efficiency.
The experiment took place for one week, in the quiet village of Senones where the 9 participants were divided in three teams. Each team was given the same exact task and had 6 days to complete it. Each team worked in a different room and they were not allowed to discuss the status quo of the project with the other teams. The teams, were not only provided with the same task but also equally accommodated and received the same exact information and resources.
As each team had the same task to accomplish within the given time, the difference between the teams was that they had to work under different working patterns.
//// Completion time 9 months
Main sponsor. National Swiss Television
Partner . Institute of Sociology Basel
Team. The main team included the project leader, project assistant, 3 students from the Institute of Sociology. There were around 20 people working on and off on the project plus 9 participants selected for the study case.
Raoul Alin Flaminzeanu . Initiator and project coordinator, designer, cameraman, video editing, video animation and DVD authoring, book layout.
For a short english documentation please download the PDF
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