Generally speaking, if I'm going to miss a deadline, I tell my boss beforehand. He then either extends the deadline or throws more assets at the problem to meet the deadline.
Faheem Khan Saadat
As a program/project manager for over forty years I had only one project fail to meet its budget, quality, or timeline goals. And that one failure was due to a new program manager eventually cancelling the project because he saw no reason for it.
But being in the business I was always aware of major programs and project going on around me in my domain of expertise. There were lots of failures. Exceeding the cost/resource budget was the main failure mode. But schedule was a close second. The repercussions for overrunning the deadline were varied and many, but here are a couple of them:
Death.
Tell us about a time when you failed to meet a deadline. What were the repercussions?
i plan every day but i never finished almost 50%
A fail; to meet a deadline is ridculous. If you have something to do and you have a deadline, you need to get it done
Death.
It simply means that there was a deadline for something to be done, i.e., payments, reports, a plan, dinner, anything that is supposed to be concluded by a particular target time. If you don't have whatever done by the target time, you have "failed to meet a deadline"
Well everybody in this world have a time when things don’t move in quite their way. The things which can make you nervous or make you bold & prepared better for next time. It was once during a big outdoor party where we were all nuts were late by nearly an hour to meet the deadline, but if God makes questions it make answers as well, hopefully we were saved by the good Main Host.
It completely depends on what the deadline was for. If it was the deadline for getting on an airplane, you can't take the flight. If it's a deadline for applying for a job, you won't get the job. In general, you can figure that the repercussion of not meeting any deadline is that you won't have that particular opportunity now, and sometimes it's worse. If you fail to meet a deadline set by a government agency (such as the IRS), you could face very serious consequences. If you fail to meet a deadline for a court case, you could lose the case and face financial hardship or jail.
In answering this question you need to emphasize that you rarely miss a deadline. You need to provide examples of extreme circumstances, such as an emergency. You need to emphasize that it places a burden on others and results in the inability to meet team goals.
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The best way to respond to this question in an interview is to be truthful about the situation. Also, make sure to explain what you learned from the situation.
The authorities and responsibilities are on side by side. So when we have the authority to work there is no chance of not meeting deadlines. In my opinion i been justified every deadline that has allotted to me and i dont know the repercussions of failure in the job.
A situation when I was struggling to meet an important deadline was when I had projects due for school, and the situation would come about when I would continually put them off until the last minute. In order to meet the deadline, I would have to put a lot of work into it near the deadline, and in most cases I was successful.