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“If you’re not able to cut scope or change a deadline, then you’re most likely going to fail the deadline.” —

I think David gave me this more than a month ago, and I still can’t find a counter-example.

11:24 AM · Jul 18, 2022Tweetbot for iΟS

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LOL! Oh that’s really good! 😅

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Would you consider this a corollary of Hofstadter's law? 🙂

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David R. MacIver

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I just think of it as an intrinsic feature of how planning works. There's always some non-zero chance of failing to get X work done by time T, and if you can't adjust X or T then you can only adjust that chance so far downwards.

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