All -
Question about dealing with uncertainty (how's that for a subject?!) I work in research and development where saying that testing is going to be done in two weeks is silly (and dangerous - when a project isn't done on 29 Feb at 3:30 because that's when the time line said it would be done, the uppity ups get flustered...)
So - I'd like to show graphically that a project will nominally take 2 weeks, although it could be done in a week or as long a 4 weeks - and put that on paper...
The question is how...
Thanks!
Curtis
Question about dealing with uncertainty (how's that for a subject?!) I work in research and development where saying that testing is going to be done in two weeks is silly (and dangerous - when a project isn't done on 29 Feb at 3:30 because that's when the time line said it would be done, the uppity ups get flustered...)
So - I'd like to show graphically that a project will nominally take 2 weeks, although it could be done in a week or as long a 4 weeks - and put that on paper...
The question is how...
Thanks!
Curtis