Events
Your President is busy setting up the event. They are running around completing multiple tasks. You notice members of another committee not working on anything. What do you do?
Check to see if that committee's tasks are done. If they are, request that those members go help the President finish their final tasks.
During a meeting, your committee has nothing to discuss. What do you do?
Ask other committee heads if they need assistance, if they do, assist them. If they don't get feedback from members about upcoming/past events. After that, send them on their way as to not waste their time or yours.
Your President has fallen ill the week of an important event. Multiple cabinet members have uncompleted tasks for this event. How do you handle this?
Ensure the members complete their tasks. Double check the President's tasks to ensure they are completed and the event is ready to go.
At an event, a cabinet member has suddenly gone missing. They have uncompleted setup tasks. Nobody else has seemed to notice their absence. How should you handle this?
Complete their setup tasks as soon as possible. This tasks precedent over informing cabinet/advisors of their absence. Delegate to members if need be, use them to support you.
During election season, you notice a poster bringing down another candidate. What do you do?
Immediately inform the advisors.
During an especially busy week, you notice your President is overwhelmed. They have multiple tasks piling up. How do you handle this?
Ask which tasks you can take off their plate. (If they're stubborn force them to give up tasks). Delegate out to members if need be!