Steve Smith
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I never read the penultimate posting. Just the first and the next to last one.
The penultimate is the next to last!
Steve.
I never read the penultimate posting. Just the first and the next to last one.
I never read the penultimate posting. Just the first and the next to last one.
The customer's theory is a well-known one learned in business school: if you need to get more work done faster, throw a few more bodies on it. Sometimes it actually works. But it can be very personality driven.
That's a good one, Wally.
Not according to Parkinson's Law, work expands with the more people you have to do it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinson's_lawI never read the penultimate posting. Just the first and the next to last one.
The customer's theory is a well-known one learned in business school: if you need to get more work done faster, throw a few more bodies on it. Sometimes it actually works. But it can be very personality driven.
This is the web, most people don't know what penultimate means and can't be bothered to Google itHey this is the web people don't read the OPs threads or earlier than penultimate...
This is the web, most people don't know what penultimate means and can't be bothered to Google it![]()
I must not use big words
I must not use big words
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I must not use big words
I must not use big words
We do not yet have a signed contract. I will be using a standard contract template, IF this goes forward. I'm still waiting to hear from the customer that A: they're still ok with the fee I proposed, and B: they understand the meaning of the scope of work they're proposing, and they need to either revise their budget or change the scope of the work to get the work done in the time frame they're proposing.
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