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The problem with too much granularity is that you will miss more tasks. This is, of course, offset by each task being easier to estimate. The general rule I u
by rmah 16y ago
The problem with too much granularity is that you will miss more tasks. This is, of course, offset by each task being easier to estimate. The general rule I use is that the more detailed the requirements/spec and the more static they are, the more granular you make the task list. The more vague everything is, the less granular you make the task list.