There is asking for help, and still trying to learn it yourself, and then there is simply getting the answers from someone else. When it comes to "collaborative

There is asking for help, and still trying to learn it yourself, and then there is simply getting the answers from someone else. When it comes to "collaborative education", most kids are all too eager to accept the latter, because it finishes the assignment the quickest and allows them to return to what they'd rather be doing, playing xbox or whatever. And then that trend continues into the workplace. It's not "cheating" if you get somebody else to do your job for you, it's "efficient delegation". Promote that guy, he's got management written all over him. And unfortunately there are all too many suckers out there who won't stand up for themselves and say, "that's your job, not mine." Instead they do it and wonder why they don't get promoted when they're working their tail off.