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There are 3 points to any project:

resources,
time, and
scope. They are all interdependent. If you can control 2 for any project, you cannot go wrong.

Por ejemplo, if your boss suddenly wants to cut delivery time in half, and you control the number of people on the project, and what the project will actually do when delivered, you have no problems

Even if you are allowed to control one of these factors, you are at an advantage. Say you are told that your code now has to move mountains, and your staff has been cut in half. Crap. But if you are allowed to push back delivery date, who cares?

In reply to RE: Good, Fast, Cheap: pick the last two or get out! by OzzyOsbourne
in thread Good, Fast, Cheap: pick the last two or get out! by jeffa

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