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You get all of the benefits that you’re looking for just by planning what needs to be done, estimations or not. You break down the tasks, the dependencies, the
by brightball 5y ago
You get all of the benefits that you’re looking for just by planning what needs to be done, estimations or not.
You break down the tasks, the dependencies, the risks, complications, places where there are options that need more research or comparison…and you’ll see the volume involved and have an idea of the size in the terms you mean. All without numerically estimating a single task in the plan.
- giovannibonetti 5y ago> All without numerically estimating a single task in the plan. However, often you have multiple paths to achieve a goal, and you have to choose which one you're going to take. Either you estimate each path in days/weeks/months or you'll have to compare all the alternatives (a > b?, b > c?), at which point having numbers is probably worth it.