The planning fallacy: why projects usually take longer than the estimate
Why delays in a project add up, while time saved early gets lost
Some tasks finish late, some finish early. Over a whole project plan, shouldn't they even out? They almost never do.
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Rono can only start the driver's screen once your map page is done. His task depends on yours, so it waits for it.
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Your map page takes two days more than planned. Rono waits two days, and so does every task after his. The whole plan moves.
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