12 angry men

12 Angry Men During the trial of a man accused of his father's murder, a single juror takes a stand against the guilty verdict voted by the others as a result of their preconceptions and prejudices. Thus, it is up to the courage of juror number eight to convince the other member of the committee to determine a fair and correct outcome. Many of the skills we have learned in Business Communications were used to change …

…with the other juror’s viewpoints in fear they would get made at a vote different form theirs. I believe that all the talking and negotiating was important because it present different viewpoints that had not previously been considered. Although the voting would have been much faster, it would not have been a fair evaluation and conclusion for the suspect. Time and effort was put into the decision, and thus the right decision was made.