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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostSounds like you now are
Don't rush it and mess it up; deliver right, first time. Don't over promise and under deliver. Give yourself contingency in your own estimates. If you think it will take four weeks, tell them seven and be in the pub daily well before five.
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A reminder that this is in the Professional forums - if you want to take it to General.
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FTFY
Originally posted by LondonManc View PostSounds like you now are
Don't rush it and mess it up; deliver right, first time. Don't over promise and under deliver. Give yourself contingency in your own estimates. If you think it will take four weeks, tell them seven and be in the pub daily well before five.
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Originally posted by diseasex View Postyep. I guess as originally asked, I should learn from him.
Don't rush it and mess it up; deliver right, first time. Don't over promise and under deliver. Give yourself contingency in your own estimates. If you think it will take four weeks, tell them six and be negotiated down to five.
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Originally posted by Bee View PostMore theory...
We are talking about a long delay.
If you have budget, It's possible to extend the dead lines until the release date , or maintain the deadlines putting more resources, but the project will cost more money, The release date can't be extended.
The project plan deadlines must be accomplished, if not the risk must be communicate.
You seem quite inexperienced and junior to me, I wouldn't expect you to understand.
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Originally posted by diseasex View Postthat only applies to companies that care about budget ;o the one I'm in doesn't seem to care. Or the budget is so big that before we spend it it will take years.
Probably they will postpone the project for the next release or next... be calm and patient.
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Originally posted by diseasex View Postthat only applies to companies that care about budget ;o the one I'm in doesn't seem to care. Or the budget is so big that before we spend it it will take years.
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Originally posted by Bee View PostMore theory...
We are talking about a long delay.
If you have budget, It's possible to extend the dead lines until the release date , or maintain the deadlines putting more resources, but the project will cost more money, The release date can't be extended.
The project plan deadlines must be accomplished, if not the risk must be communicate.
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostPoint being, you do the risks, costs and benefits analysis of; either continuing with squeezed deadlines, descoping non-priority items, extending timelines.
You then make guide the client with making the correct decision on that basis.
That's what I'm there for, if the clients knew what they were doing they wouldn't engage a seasoned specialist, like myself, in the first place.
But...................................then what would I know
We are talking about a long delay.
If you have budget, It's possible to extend the dead lines until the release date , or maintain the deadlines putting more resources, but the project will cost more money, The release date can't be extended.
The project plan deadlines must be accomplished, if not the risk must be communicate.
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