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How do you come up with the range? How do you know how much risk you're taking on that the upper end of your range is not seriously under estimated?
by DougWebb 14y ago
How do you come up with the range?
How do you know how much risk you're taking on that the upper end of your range is not seriously under estimated?
- k-mcgrady 14y agoI've just learnt through experience. There is obviously still some risk involved but it's reduced. When I'm working on projects that are similar to ones I've worked on before I use a smaller price range and if I'm working on something totally new to me I will use a larger price range to keep the risk as minimal as I can.
- kybernetikos 14y agoThat's an interesting approach, but in fact your range is a time estimate, so it's not quite true that you've stopped doing time estimates, it's just you've stopped telling the cusetomer exactly what they are.