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> and helped sort things out How? Being overloaded for a long time is also sometimes a sign that the business is failing. Which is horrible: It is when a fou
by alexis_fr 5y ago
> and helped sort things out
How?
Being overloaded for a long time is also sometimes a sign that the business is failing.
Which is horrible: It is when a founder is the most tired that he has to deal with the most unknown part of the work. For a simple project manager, it is often when you miss a deadline that you have to write reports and deal with stakeholder dissatisfaction, which cascades into missing other deadlines and having to implement more and more damage control to perform.
Sometimes the only way is to walk away and let it all crumble.
- zelos 5y agoIn the short term by moving responsibilities around - in my inexperience I didn't realise that it was okay not to be able to cope with that level of work. In the longer term (eventually) cancelling the project and reorganising.