One of my sons is 23 and been on his own since leaving for college. When he got his first job in his career, the company wasn't expected to babysit him and teach him how to be an adult. He was expected to be and act like an adult why performing his job.
I don't see that things should be any different for Williams simply because his career is basketball. Williams, like my son, has a career and should act accordingly. Be mature. Be early to work. Dedicate yourself to your profession. Be held accountable for you actions.
The first few days of problems in Robert Williams career lies squarely at the feet of Robert Williams. Not the Celtics.
Are adults sometimes late to work, make mistakes on the job? Etc... guess what being an adult takes practice. Some people spend a lifetime doing it. Just because your of a certain age doesn’t mean that the adult genie suddenly grants you special adult powers. It’s a combo of experiences, environment, and biology. Step down from your high horse.
First off, there is no need for the "get off your high horse" comment, its insulting and disrespectful and against the rules.
Second, I am not judging Williams for what happened, just stating that the Boston Celtics hold no responsibility for anything that has occurred. Williams overslept a conference call before arriving in Boston. Then after he was here a day or two he took off for home then missed a flight back and so missed practice. The Celtics have to hold Williams to the same standard they have been holding rookies to forever and did. Most of those rookies didn't do what Williams did.
Third, seeing immature action after immature action the Cs and Williams decided he needed people around him to help him out. So good for him, I hope it helps him to grow up.