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passive aggressive science fact of the day
jellyfish donât have brains, yet their species have survived for hundreds of millions of years and even found a way to almost âcheatâ death. however, my group members in my final project do have brains but still manage not to do any of the work that was divided for them.Â
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So uh... Can I get some opinions on a situation?
So for one of my programming classes we were paired up and given a week to do an assignment together. I worked with this partner on the previous assignment as well and ended up having to do most of the work, but whatever. I figured this was gonna end up being the same situation, and it has been.
HOWEVER, this time around I ran into an issue that wouldâve been a pain to debug on my own computer. I donât live on campus so I donât have access to any of the computers at school right now, and I really didnât want to dig out my laptop and set it up with the stuff iâd need... So I sent my partner a text that basically said âHey, ive got most of the project for tomorrow done already, but could you real quick try running this code for me and tell me if it actually works or not? And if it doesnât can you just send me the error it gives you?â Like thats seriously all I wanted. Its at most like a 2 minute task.
Im used to people being lazy about doing stuff and leeching work off me, and honestly half-expected him to just not respond (which would have been annoying but it happens all the time so whatever), but this dude, no joke, messages back telling me to âshut the fuck up and leave him alone about school shit.â
So uh... thats a first?
Managed to figure it out on my own and ive got everything mostly done at this point, and iâm gonna be handing it in for tomorrow... but im really tempted to email my professor and let him know because iâll be damned if someones gonna get credit for not only doing nothing but also being an ass towards me?? At the same time though, im hyper-empathetic and tend to overthink things so idk if the dudes got like a personal/family emergency that came up suddenly and I was just messaging him at a really bad time. So like... What do you guys think I should do?
When your group agrees on the wrong thing and you know theyâre wrong but they outnumber you 11 to 1
You try to correct them but they all say youâre wrong
When the teacher tells them theyâre wrong about that one thing you knew they were wrong about
When they ask for your help with the thing they were wrong about
You aced that group project
Group Projects
Thinking... still thinking... Yeah, I've got nothing  đ
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Medieval Times: Worse Than Your Group Project? Honestly, who needs the black plague and perpetual war when you have to deal with a team member who doesnt pull their weight? On one hand, you have feudal lords and knights clanking around in armor, but on the other hand, you have to make a presentation with Karen from HR. So, which one is worse? The dark ages or group projects? Let me know in the commentswatch full video: https://youtu.be/8wSl7KYqsoM?list=PLjBgcvtYPpOStiXCX1octyb7Li5I4LiXM
Medieval Times: Worse Than Your Group Project? Imagine being stuck in the dark ages with no wifi, no coffee, and a high chance of dying from the plague. At least in your group project, you can just pretend to work and hope no one notices. In medieval times, you had to actually farm your own food, fight in battles, and deal with royal drama. So the next time you think your group project is the worst, just remember: at least you dont have to worry about being burned at the stake for liking the wrong memeswatch full video: https://youtu.be/8wSl7KYqsoM?list=PLjBgcvtYPpOStiXCX1octyb7Li5I4LiXM
MBA Group Projects: 5 Types of Teammates Youâll Always Meet
MBA group projects are meant to build leadership, collaboration, and real-world problem-solving skills. But letâs be honestâevery project feels like a crash course in people management. No matter the college, specialization, or semester, these five types of teammates show up every single time. If youâve done an MBA, this will feel too real. Explore More: https://ternagbs.in/
1 -Â The Silent Observer
Present in every meeting, active in the WhatsApp group⌠but mysteriously quiet when work is assigned. They agree to everything and deliver just before the deadline (or sometimes after). Minimal effort, maximum suspense.
2 -Â The Overachiever
Slides? Done. Research? Extra sources added. Design? Color-coded. This teammate treats every project like a final placement presentation. Inspiring⌠and slightly intimidating.
3 -Â The Leader (Self-Appointed)
They take charge without being askedâsetting deadlines, assigning tasks, and calling meetings. Sometimes a blessing, sometimes a control freak, but without them the project might not move at all.
4 -Â The Last-Minute Magician
Disappears for days and suddenly reappears with âDonât worry, Iâll handle it tonight.â Surprisingly delivers decent workâright before submission.Â
5 -Â The Creative Thinker
Full of big ideas, unique frameworks, and innovative angles. Execution may be shaky, but theyâre the reason your project stands out from the rest.
