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Both this "90-90" and "80-20" indicate that the devil is in the detail. e.g. You can expect surprises as you're almost done, there's an inherent complexity to t
by rgoulter 7y ago
Both this "90-90" and "80-20" indicate that the devil is in the detail. e.g. You can expect surprises as you're almost done, there's an inherent complexity to the solution, etc.
But saying "the first 90% takes 90% of the time" blatantly ignores these anticipatable unknowns; so it's a much more tongue-in-cheek thing to say.
- yebyen 7y agoThe other way to read it, I guess, is that you can correctly anticipate those unknowns. The canonical way I hear is to add 1/3 to your estimates.