In my time at University (which seems like a lifetime ago) I recall two types of lecturers: Those that guided the students towards what to expect at exam time, and those that didn’t.
Unsurprisingly, there was a strong correlation between the type of lecturer, the student attendance late in the term, and the pass rate. Once students knew what to expect in an exam and where to find the answers, it would take a special kind of person to fail.
Management at Paradigm Biopharmaceuticals are the type of people that, had they been lecturers at University, would have had near 100% attendance in the final weeks of class, and a near 100% pass rate.
