> Project was 63% with an uncertain timeline to completion. That alone is a red flag for any enterprise project. This is in my opinion rather a good sign inste

> Project was 63% with an uncertain timeline to completion. That alone is a red flag for any enterprise project. This is in my opinion rather a good sign instead of a red flag: If one is honest, nearly every enterprise software project is something like this. It is rather that nearly all managers are not honest, but pretend that everything is under control and tell you of some fictional timeline for completion. The fact that they openly admit the state and the uncertainty to completion is to me thus rather a good sign that the stakeholder are much more honest than is common in such projects.