I don't care what your deadline is. Meet it. Students learn how to do this in school. There's no excuses for bad papers. What matters is the finished product.
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If your professor asks you to write a 50-page paper in a period, you totally have an excuse to either turn out shit or not finish it. The requirement was bullshit. Same thing happens in the real world because people are bad at estimating.
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Wrong. Piss poor manager are placed in critical positions and aren't capable of simple requirements gathering or project analysis...
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No dude. If you're asked to hand in a paper, you can't delay it or do a crap job and claim "it was too hard" You meet that deadline, and you do it well so you get your A, and that's it.
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Yeah, you can. By that argument, I should be able to tell you to go get me a million dollars. Just do it. Don't tell me you can't. Make the impossible happen.
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I don't even know what you're saying.... What I'm saying is that if a prof gives you a deadline and asks you to do a report, you can't deliver them a bad one that you spent a lot of time on and expect a good grade. putting time and effort into something doesn't get you a good grade. The final product does. Whether that took you 5 hours or 100 hours. This is analogous to Bungie claiming that they didn't have time to meet their deadlines, so a lot of things were stripped out of a game as a result. But, they still sold the game at full price, even though it's garbage. It's the same as a student saying "Well I handed in the report on time, sure it sucked, but it's there, so I deserve full credit for it" No. You get credit for your finished product. Bungie's game isn't finished and it sucks. Most people know this, and because it's garbage they should have sold it for less. There has to be a consequence to a crap product. Paid DLC on a paid game with paid microtransactions is not a consequence. They're benefitting from releasing garbage.