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Unreasonable project estimates: Find the cause, effect a cure

Unrealistic project deadlines are a fact of life for most developers, but understanding what drives these estimates can sometimes help you build a compelling case for implementing a more reasonable timeframe.

Developer

Application development: Surviving the unreasonable estimate

The project will take 12 months, but it's due in six: par for developers. But you could still come out of this in half-decent shape. Follow these suggestions, and you may be able to turn a nightmare project into a success.

Tech & Work

Project success or failure: Do you and management see eye to eye?

Your last project was a great success. Or was it? Making sure your definition of success matches management's can make a big difference when it comes to your career. Read this case study for ideas about the right way to look at your project.

CXO

Resolving conflict with your boss

Whenever people interact, the potential for conflict exists. But how do you handle conflict that arises between you and your boss? This framework can help you resolve those clashes.

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Unreasonable project estimates: Find the cause, effect a cure

Application development: Surviving the unreasonable estimate

Project success or failure: Do you and management see eye to eye?

Resolving conflict with your boss

Media disposal policy

IT email templates: Upcoming software release

Mobile app development policy

New client audit checklist