> If you say that you are researching more than once Then maybe it's just that you aren't specific enough? You aren't just researching, so tell them what you

> If you say that you are researching more than once Then maybe it's just that you aren't specific enough? You aren't just researching, so tell them what you did, what you are doing and what you plan to do instead. I had to implement SAML quickly on our software once. It's a subject that needs quite a bit of research and ideally not much implementation. So here a timeline of what I would have said if you asked me an update regularly (which is probably quite close to what happened because we needed that for a demo pretty quickly and they asked me quite a bit of update): T + 5m: I'm still trying to figure out what is SAML. T + 1h: I found what is SAML, but I am trying to understand how it works technically. T + 2h: I'm looking for libraries to help me implements it because it's too complex to implements in house and not worth it T + 4h: I found libraries, but I lost a few hours because it needs to be implemented as a login-module, not a library. T + 5h: I've found one that has potential but our version of J2EE is too outdated and it may not works. I'll need to experiment with it. At this point I gave 5 updates, I just did research, but never I said the word research. Each time what I said was justified and it doesn't sound unreasonable.