Reporting project slippage

[suityou01]

Fine, if it's such a tulipty clientco I'll go.

WMS

[SupremeSpod]

1) You're a crap troll
2) You look stupid for not understanding that a change in requirements could introduce slippage.

Bollocks. Requirements have changed. All bets are off. Delivery has to be rescheduled. That is not slippage.

[suityou01]

Bollocks. Requirements have changed. All bets are off. Delivery has to be rescheduled. That is not slippage.

Doesn't always work like that young spod (where's the patronising pat on the head smiley?)

[minestrone]

I got dragged off to an emergency meeting last week because after 8 weeks into a 9 month build/contract I was 17 hours behind in my tasks.

[suityou01]

I got dragged off to an emergency meeting last week because after 8 weeks into a 9 month build/contract I was 17 hours behind in my tasks.

Was it all those "fly pints"

[SupremeSpod]

Doesn't always work like that young spod (where's the patronising pat on the head smiley?)

Does in my projects. We're agile. Requirements change then so do timescales.

[minestrone]

Was it all those "fly pints"

Well that, this site and learning GWT on the spot.

but 17 hours?! They have the tasks on a 9 month plan down to the hour. Feckin joke.

[suityou01]

Does in my projects. We're agile. Requirements change then so do timescales.

cowboys

[Mich the Tester]

Well that, this site and learning GWT on the spot.

but 17 hours?! They have the tasks on a 9 month plan down to the hour. Feckin joke.

Have they included an activity in the time reporting called 'time reporting'?

[suityou01]

Well that, this site and learning GWT on the spot.

but 17 hours?! They have the tasks on a 9 month plan down to the hour. Feckin joke.

Agree. Some tasks might come in under estimate and help get you back on track.
Is it a rookie PM?