Work & study habits
What's the worst habit people have with deadlines?
There is no correct answer to this one. In Hivemind you are guessing which of these 5 answers most other people picked.
The options
- Starting night before
- Asking for more time
- Polishing forever
- Faking an early date
- Pretending it moved
Why this one divides people
Deadlines reveal character faster than almost anything else at work or in study. The all-nighter is the famous sin, defended by people who insist they only think clearly under pressure and regretted by the same people at four in the morning. Quiet avoidance is arguably worse, since nobody finds out until it is far too late to help. Perfectionists cause a different sort of damage, holding something nearly finished long past the point of usefulness. Even the trick of setting a fake earlier date gets criticised, because the moment you know it is fake it stops working.
Answers recorded so far
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