5. After the announcer fumbles the bulletin and has to be replaced, Hazel says that he should still be given a raise because "he tried. That's the big thing. Ils Hazel righi? Should people be given credit at their workplaces or in school simply for trying, regardless of the result? Give a real-ife example fromyourlife, studies, orobservations to support your stance.

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28 August, 14:56

5. After the announcer fumbles the bulletin and has to be replaced, Hazel says that he should still be given a raise because "he tried. That's the big thing. Ils Hazel righi? Should people be given credit at their workplaces or in school simply for trying, regardless of the result? Give a real-ife example fromyourlife, studies, orobservations to support your stance.

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Jose Mccoy · Answer 1

It depends upon what the result is. If the result effected people in a majorly bad way then no I don't feel like they should be given credit for what they have done. When I was working at McD's I was only able to work there for a week before I had to quit because of how the Manager was treating me. I was still given credit and the money for working because I hadn't done anything wrong.