> over budget, over time, under delivered TBH these are fine in my book. "over budget" is only an issue if there's really no more money, and I think it's pret

> over budget, over time, under delivered TBH these are fine in my book. "over budget" is only an issue if there's really no more money, and I think it's pretty rare for IT projects. Most of the time it's just someone complaining the estimate was off. "Over time" is the same, it's an issue if there was a real deadline, but the best practice is not plan unflexible events (e.g. do a huge PR campaign with the date on it) before it's basically done. "under delivered" is a matter of expectations, the real pointis that it was delivered at all. > or burnt people out. This one is not like the others. People shouldn't burn out over bullshit deadlines.