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Originally posted by sasguru View PostPrivate sector sinecures are much more lucrative.
However, in terms of money invoiced measured against expected workload, public sector wins hands down.
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Originally posted by SupremeSpod View Post
We're demo-ing to the customer this morning.
7 years and £400 million later...
I love public sector contracts.
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Originally posted by original PM View PostBelieve it or not it was Jan 2011 - oh and it was also under budget and erm actually we were able to include some extra functionality which was on the wish list.
So I guess the initial project scope, budget and timescales must have been rubbish then
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Originally posted by original PM View PostBelieve it or not it was Jan 2011 - oh and it was also under budget and erm actually we were able to include some extra functionality which was on the wish list.
So I guess the initial project scope, budget and timescales must have been rubbish then
"You have all done very well"
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Originally posted by alreadypacked View PostCongrats
What was the original delivery date
So I guess the initial project scope, budget and timescales must have been rubbish then
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Originally posted by original PM View PostWell there we go another succesful project completed.
This one was three years in the making!!
Beers are on me!
What was the original delivery date
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Originally posted by original PM View PostWell there we go another succesful project completed.
This one was three years in the making!!
Beers are on me!
We're demo-ing to the customer this morning.
7 years and £400 million later...
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Success
Well there we go another succesful project completed.
This one was three years in the making!!
Beers are on me!
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