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Input: My group was assigned a project of making a poster for an engineering class, and I offered to my group to design the poster so that they could just add in the text and we would be finished. There only thing was that this project was assigned on a Thursday and I told them ahead of time that I wouldn't be able to work on it at all the entire weekend, so I was going to finish it by Friday. They all agreed and thanked me for it because I was the only person in my group that knew how to use Photoshop well. The same day that the project was assigned, my groupmates got together and did all of the research before I even got to contribute. Cool I guess, now all I need to do is design the poster! The only thing I didn't know was that my groupmates already had an idea in their head of what the poster should look like.

I spent a good 4 hours that night creating a poster for my group that I figured would suffice, but once I showed my group, they said that it wasn't what they were thinking, and asked me to change a few things. I was a little annoyed at that point but it wasn't that big of a deal, so I changed the few things that they wanted the next day and showed them what I had changed. I got a message back a few hours later that they had gotten together and changed a few things about their poster concept and asked me to change some more, and even asked me to replace a part of what I had made with someone else's, that didn't even fit the rest of the design. 

At this point it was already Friday night and I didn't have much more time left, so on Saturday I just added all of the information and graphs to my original design and sent it to them saying that it was going to need to do because I didn't have any more time to work on this. They decided to message me back saying that they were just going to do it by hand and that it wasn't a big deal, and I'm still pissed off that I wasted a good 5 hours working on something that my group isn't even going to use. I attached a picture of what I made so that at least someone could see it. It's definitely not my best work and was really rushed, but I still think it would have gotten us a good grade. [Here's the poster](https://i.imgur.com/jExFsZS.jpg)

not designing my groups poster the way my groupmates wanted me to