Ahah, you're lucky if Phase II never happened. Usually it's planned to build on whatever foundations were built in Phase I. But by the time you actually get t

Ahah, you're lucky if Phase II never happened. Usually it's planned to build on whatever foundations were built in Phase I. But by the time you actually get to Phase II, it's morphed into something radically different and incompatible with Phase I. So you have to tear apart and rebuild all the previous work as well as you can while simultaneously trying to build the new stuff - on a tighter deadline because you're already over budget and time. And if you don't burnout, the only thing you have to look forward to is a new Phase III, which is somehow even more unfeasible.