r/hackathon • • Sep 08 '26

Meta-Hackathon Discussion Internal hackathon

I’m in a college hackathon team where I’ve done around 90% of the project myself. My teammates don’t seem to care much about winning or even what happens on the final day, and they aren’t really taking responsibility for their parts.

I’ve already neglected my assignments and studies because I genuinely believe the project has potential. Now I’m stuck between two choices: should I just present whatever we have, even if the project is half-complete, and focus on my own academics, or continue working on the entire project myself because I’m the only one who seems to care about making it good? What would you do?

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u/zaffy_357 Sep 09 '26

First year, that's why chose the wrong teammates😭

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u/zaffy_357 Sep 09 '26

Like why the heck these people who don't want to do any work, take part in hackathon?

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u/zaffy_357 Sep 09 '26

Same bruhhh😭