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What level of granularity are you using in your estimates? Are you just calculating a number for the whole (eg "I think that will take 120 hours") or are you al
by Aqua_Geek 16y ago
What level of granularity are you using in your estimates? Are you just calculating a number for the whole (eg "I think that will take 120 hours") or are you also breaking that down as much as possible? I've found that if I can get an estimate broken down into tasks of <10 hrs/ea then it actually turns out to be pretty close.
That being said, the larger the project is, the greater the probability of underestimatitis. As soon as you hit 250+ hours, I've found estimates to become increasingly less accurate.
- Skroob 16y agoI've been doing the former, and it definitely needs to change. I'm obsessing more about tracking my time to help me with future estimates, for one. I will also try breaking down into finer granularity and hopefully that will help as well. Thanks for the advice!