What's most important getting all your work done (regardless) or being accurate in the work accomplished?

Answer 1

Of course, it depends on the situation.

Sometimes, quantity is more important than quality. In this case, the number of units processed is a better measure of success than the number of quality units. An example of this philosophy is over-seeding a lawn. The primary focus is achieving a relatively even distribution of a specific quantity of seed on the lawn, rather than achieving an exact location of individual seeds.

However, in most cases, quality does usurp quantity.

Answer 2

Do you want it done "right" or "fast"?

Answer 3

both