Scheduling Gun

Project scheduling is suppose to be for the purpose of . . . scheduling, projecting a work flow for a project, or multiple projects in a fabrication environment. But invariably schedules become tools for assigning responsibility to unrealistic goals . . .


It is essential we realize schedules are weapons, both for offense and defense. If you are bad at scheduling, then I'll see you in court, and you'll lose . . . here's what I mean:

This week I'll post a scheduling story from a recent project to illustrate this point.