Thread: FIRST is really looking into the Einstein problems
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Re: FIRST is really looking into the Einstein problems
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Originally Posted by Alexa Stott View Post
But people on here are going to criticize them regardless of what they do.
Quoted for truth. There is a faction of the CD community that will hammer FIRST no matter what they say or do because it will never be enough. A lot of them are mentors and leaders of teams. Isn't part of any engineering project learning to deal with circumstances beyond our control? Isn't it important that we model professional behavior instead of gnashing teeth and hopping on the "FIRST fails" bandwagon?

FIRST has said they are looking into the problem. I have a feeling that the teams involved will be more than happy to communicate what they have learned from the weekend’s events. Let’s show a bit of patients and wait until after the tests have been completed. I guess a sense of entitlement isn’t limited to the students we teach…
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