List of Common Schedule Risks

Format: User Guide

Don't let creeping requirements, developer gold-plating, shortchanged quality, overly optimistic schedules, inadequate design, silver-bullet syndrome, research-oriented development, weak personnel, contractor failure or friction between developers and customers ruin your day or your project. This overview will help keep you vigilant and aware of common schedule risks.

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