Work vent: Why I hate group projects
Today, frustration knows no bounds. We were tasked with a group project, and the deadline is just around the corner. But the manager, the very person we were counting on, has done the bare minimum. I'm infuriated. The thought of boarding a plane to meet him for our presentation is maddening.
I can't help but echo Batman's preference for working alone right now. This ordeal makes me appreciate self-reliance more than ever. The stark contrast between my dedication and his apathy is disheartening. It's a lesson in patience, resilience, and handling difficult colleagues.
For now, I'll take a deep breath, present our project to the best of my ability, and deal with the situation later. In the end, maybe Batman had it right - working solo might be simpler, but it's not always an option. Here's to hoping for better teamwork in the future.
I can't help but echo Batman's preference for working alone right now. This ordeal makes me appreciate self-reliance more than ever. The stark contrast between my dedication and his apathy is disheartening. It's a lesson in patience, resilience, and handling difficult colleagues.
For now, I'll take a deep breath, present our project to the best of my ability, and deal with the situation later. In the end, maybe Batman had it right - working solo might be simpler, but it's not always an option. Here's to hoping for better teamwork in the future.
