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For questions about the tools and practices of management, including business management, project management, performance management and other management disciplines in the workplace.
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When subordinate gives the stakeholders a lower time estimation
To a certain extent, it depends as to which estimate is accurate - you say the dev is one of your leading developers, which suggests they should know what they're estimating, but we don't know if you …
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