09 Jan 2006 - 15:22

the answer to all of Doug's problems

Doug Sundseth wrote:

My branch of the company I work for is shifting focus pretty dramatically right now. The new work is nothing like what we have been doing. We need to document the new stuff.

Right now, we don't know exactly what it is that we will be doing. We don't know what the customer documentation needs to include.

We need an estimate of how many man-hours it will take to complete this documentation. It is supposed to be correct within 25%.

They want this today.

Doug, for challenges of this type, Donna Goldberg recommends the Time Timer:






I'm getting one today.


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my Time Timer came - how long is a nap?
Time Timer says no!

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That looks great. Do they have one that goes up to 18 months?

-- DougSundseth - 09 Jan 2006

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snort

-- CatherineJohnson - 09 Jan 2006

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yeah, I could use one of those

-- CatherineJohnson - 09 Jan 2006

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