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Originally posted by Mohan Karthick:
Can anybody advice how to do Project Estimation in a role of Project Leader
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Ideally, you let the people who later have to do the work estimate how long it will take them, and possibly adjust that by historical data on how estimates of those persons typically differ from actuals.
Originally posted by Robert Paris:
2. Keep an idea from proj. to project of whether they tend to under/over estimate
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Originally posted by Henry Wong:
Too bad we can't just do the project first, then estimate the time for it... :-)
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Originally posted by Vinicius Boson:
How can we estimate the productivity in an very heterogenic team ?
Some senior developers, some junior, and so on.
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Originally posted by James Coplien:
2. You are much better off with heterogeneity than homogeneity. Homogeneous teams too often deadlock or go into brownian motion. Heterogeneity fuels the engine that keeps you from getting stuck.
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Originally posted by Mohan Karthick:
Hi
Can anybody advice how to do Project Estimation in a role of Project Leader, as i came across with this question many times but not able to satisfy the interviewer.
Thanks,
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