Um, point of clarification. Murder is still a bad thing, isn't it?
Sorkyah
Submitted by Sorkyah on April 18, 2016 - 5:26pm.
Welcome back jam
on a side note... that last panel should be caffeine not necessarily coffeee
though coffee is the most delicious nectar of the gods, RedLine energy drink is a close second :)
Rashkavar
Submitted by Rashkavar on April 18, 2016 - 9:18pm.
Woot! Welcome back!
Fuseblower
Submitted by Fuseblower on April 20, 2016 - 2:31am.
Drink what you like, and have washable keyboards! I've seen the damage that sugared coffee can do to an unprotected keyboard - you might be surprised at how much it can do!
But, saying that the project's dead now sounds slightly worrying. We usually refer to 'dead' projects as ones that are not capable of being resurrected under any circumstances, and that generally didn't go too well...
Rashkavar
Submitted by Rashkavar on April 21, 2016 - 2:52am.
Conversely saying "we killed it" often means "we did an excellent job of it." So it could be either way.
Maybe it was a feasibility study and they did a very good job of demonstrating just how utterly unfeasible the proposal was. This would satisfy both sides of the coin.
kendrakirai
Submitted by kendrakirai on April 24, 2016 - 6:48am.
What's a GANTT? It's a term I don't recall seeing.
mjporter86
Submitted by mjporter86 on April 24, 2016 - 9:26pm.
GANTT chart. It's a scheduling tool for projects to track and visualize tasks, whether they can be done concurrently or are dependent on others, estimated time, etc. So, "GANTT risk" basically just means "risk to completing on schedule."
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Um, point of clarification. Murder is still a bad thing, isn't it?
Welcome back jam
on a side note... that last panel should be caffeine not necessarily coffeee
though coffee is the most delicious nectar of the gods, RedLine energy drink is a close second :)
Woot! Welcome back!
Drink what you like, and have washable keyboards! I've seen the damage that sugared coffee can do to an unprotected keyboard - you might be surprised at how much it can do!
But, saying that the project's dead now sounds slightly worrying. We usually refer to 'dead' projects as ones that are not capable of being resurrected under any circumstances, and that generally didn't go too well...
Conversely saying "we killed it" often means "we did an excellent job of it." So it could be either way.
Maybe it was a feasibility study and they did a very good job of demonstrating just how utterly unfeasible the proposal was. This would satisfy both sides of the coin.
What's a GANTT? It's a term I don't recall seeing.
GANTT chart. It's a scheduling tool for projects to track and visualize tasks, whether they can be done concurrently or are dependent on others, estimated time, etc. So, "GANTT risk" basically just means "risk to completing on schedule."