Adamknewton, can you please evaluate my issue essay! =)

“In any enterprise, the process of making or doing something is ultimately more important than the final product.”
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The issue of whether spending more time and energy on the small details of the final product is a controversial one. Some believe that one's energy and money would be spent more wisely if people would stop wasting their time on details. Others believe that it is the detail that results in the best quality of the final product. I would have to agree with those who believe that the later is better, for the following reasons.

Firstly, the quality of the final product depends on how well the smaller parts of the product are made. We can take the movie, "Avatar" for an example, Director/Producer James Cameron wrote and completed the play fifteen years before the movie was made and, during that time, he was waiting for the right kind of digital technology to use to present this block buster sensation to the audience. And sure enough he directed the highest grossing movie of all time. The time, energy and money he put into making "Avatar", were all worth it at the end.

Secondly, the advantage of producing a product with quality is that a business can charge more for the better quality it provides. Let us compare the services of an expensive hotel to the services of a cheaper one. The expensive hotel would provide roomservice, massages, spa treatments, sauna, etc... and their personnel would accommodate their customers with the details that they desire. Such little details as they way the food is presented makes a difference for their customers. Whereas, cheaper hotel would not provide as many services or pay as much attention to the detail of their services.

Admittedly, some may argue that it would be a waste of time to spend so much time and money on such little details. But that disadvantage can be corrected by carefully planning and organizing as not to waste valuable resources needlessly.

All in all, I believe that the end product can be worth the resources put into it but good planning, scheduling and organization would ensure the best use of these resources.