Deliverables can be both tangible and intangible things. They include everything that is included in completing a project. Tangibles can include objects that are required to complete a project. An example of this would be needing a computer to work on the project. An intangible would be identifying the process required to perform the project.
Get up and go here by developing projects (intangible) and by purchasing the tangibles needed for the project.
You need to identify the project that needs to be completed. You will have to identify both the tangible and intangible requirements for the project. You will probably need to enlist others to assist/complete parts of the intangibles. Tangibles will need to be acquired in order to complete the project. You need to decide the feasibility of the tangibles and intangibles and cost/benefit.
This RichardStep Marketing survey was designed to get a better understanding of what really gets under the skin of those folks out there dealing with school and work deliverables. Read over the awesome answers below and see how you can tailor your business to address the frustrations of the people most relevant to your business niche market. Want more? Read the 125 other topics in the ‘Frustrations’ survey category by clicking here.
The following list are uncut and raw responses of the things this group found most frustrating in their daily lives.
School and Work Deliverables
- Archiving files at work. I find it frustrating because the bulk of the task was given to me, while some co workers were not even asked to assist. I find it to be unfair and unethical behavior by my supervisor, who tends to show favoritism towards some employees and micro manages others. It’s just nonsense. Middle school wasn’t even this petty!
- Balancing all of my schoolwork, especially while taking weekends to go home and visit my family, is always difficult. It seems like as soon as I finish one hard task, another one is waiting for me. I always do finish my tasks and manage to finish them pretty well, but it can just be very stressful.
- I had to leave a recent job because my daughter had started going to night school and they wouldn’t change my schedule. I absolutely have no one to pick her up.at 10 PM and she definitely was not going to catch a bus at night but they didn’t care. This is my daughters last year of high school I asked to go back to my old schedule after she graduate in May. I really needed this job but my baby girl come first.
- I have been balancing kids, housework, school work for myself, school work for my child, cooking meals, being sick and having a sick 18 month old. I have taken too big of a bite, but I don’t have much choice. I have a hard time staying organized and am chaotic by nature.
- I have visitors staying, the weather is wonderful but I am committed to taking 5 school classes at the moment. I am doing these to make me better at my job but they are not mandatory, nor shall I get any extra remuneration. I get very frustrated with myself for taking on this extra load sometimes.
- I was frustrated when working on an assignment for school the other day. No matter how much I tried to lock myself away from distractions and focus, I could not knuckle down and make myself care about the essay. I eventually finished the paper, but it took me two entire days when it realistically could have been completed in a few hours.
- I work as an English teacher in the Republic of Georgia and it is always very frustrating. The education system here in exceedingly different and I also work in a small village school. There are no penalties for bad grades or bad behavior and teachers and children seem to be lacking eagerness, enthusiasm, and any sort of caring for the job as educators and students. There is also so little money that students don’t have books and the environment can be difficult to work in (i.e. no heat, holes in the walls, etc)
- Most frustrating thing I have had to overcome is studying for school work with the guilt of not spending time with my daughter. I want to spend as much time with her as I can but I also understand I need to pass my classes so I can give her a better life.
- My biggest question is will I and my family get to heaven? What truly is the correct interpretation of The Bible? Will my child be as motivated in school as I was? Why can’t I seem to be able to finish any of my novels? How did C.S. Lewis become such a great writer? I am frustrated with getting my daughter to do things more independently like school work and chores.
- Since the beginning of spring semester my friend and I had plans to go home with her to Virginia for Spring Break. Two days before break she expressed how her family could not pay for my ticket. I took it upon myself to pay for my ticket but once I did she kept expressing how it would be hard for the both of us to go and how she wanted to spend time with her mom. I felt as though she did not want me to go with her. I was very frustrated because I did not want to impose on her and her family but since I had made spring break plans, my family made their own plans. So I really did not have a choice but to go with her because my family left town and my only option would have been to stay at school alone and lonely. This was a very frustrating situation to me but it soon got resolved and worked out nicely.
- The most frustrating thing I’ve done in the past few days is work on taking care of my body while trying to get all the school and working out and job applications and cleaning done. I have so much on my plate, but I need to sleep because unfortunately I’m human and not a robot, shame.
- The most frustrating thing I’ve had to deal with lately is the amount of work that has to be done. There are certain things I rather do and improve on for my personal life and school as well but I find it very hard to be able to focus on some of the fun things as well due to the amount of work that has to be done. Although I do find time to do things I like I just wish I had more time to do that instead of all this work.
- The most frustrating thing that I’ve had to do is get caught up on four days of school work. I missed two days of class and a weekend to go on a trip with my chorus class, and have come back to a soul-crushing amount of work. I can’t stand having multiple, similar things to prioritize at one time. I always ending up recoiling from them and wait until 1:00 am to do any actual work when I’ve become tired. I am frustrated in myself for not being able to tackle problems in a methodical sequence, and instead wasting time trying to find a quick path through a work-load. This is frustrating to me specifically because I am a very well-rounded, and well-traveled person who prides himself on his ability to adapt to situations. When I’m confronted by a large list of “to-do’s” I crumple under the pressure and tend to shirk my responsibilities until hours have passed. The more time I have, the less productive I am because I essentially thing, “I normally have no time for _________, since I have nothing to do today, I should have plenty of time for ________, even though I normally struggle to meet deadlines.
- Trying to decide whether my job or my education came first. I was trying to finish a very important school project, and I kept thinking what to do next. I start getting frustrated because I didnte know what my next step would be, either go to work early or just finish my project already. It was frustating for me because I got stuck on time limits and didn’t really knew what to do next.
- Well I work at night 8-10 hours every day 5 or 6 days per week, time I go to bed it’s usually 3am and I get up at 5:45 to take my kid to school every morning after that I go home to get ready to go to Asher school I try to rest or sleep as I much as I want but, sometimes I just can’t.
- What am I doing with my life? Did I spend the last 3 years in grad school, not to mention thousands of dollars, just to get a useless degree? I worry that I still won’t be able to find a job that makes me happy, and I’ll wonder if I don’t deserve such a job, or if I’m just being too picky.
- When I had to do an art project in middle school. I was very behind and I many things to add on my painting but I had very little time. So I spent all night painting and thinking on what to add on. I stood up till 3am working on it. So I can easily say that it was a pretty bad experience and most likely my wrost one too.