trident117

I had to recently abort my first Master's thesis attempt due to organisational issues and workplace conflict at the firm where I was carrying it out. I spent six months on it. However, the firm has given a good feedback which is mentioned on the certificate, since they accept the mistakes on their part. Now, should I mention this aborted attempt on my resume? Or is it good to leave it out? Will the good feedback I received help in convincing a potential future recruiter, or is it not good enough and better to play it safe? Any help is appreciated. Thanks. Edit: Just to be more clear, my supervisor was completely satisfied with my work (hence the positive feedback), but I just could not submit a bad thesis knowing that if the problems (organisation / conflict) had not occurred, I could have done a better work.