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Time estimation is used to predict the amount of time that will be required to complete a task. We have talked about how a central part of being a project manager involves planning. Carefully performing key steps of your planning process, such as time estimation, can have a big impact on the success of your project. Conversely, flawed time estimation is the root cause of many failed projects. That means many projects fail because project managers and teams fail to accurately estimate the time that it will take to complete tasks.
Let’s discuss the following case study, which discusses how inaccurate time estimation can affect a project.
Run fast, pay later: A case study on time estimation
Kendra just scored a project manager role on a new project. It was a highly competitive bid, and the company and Kendra are eager to do a great job.
Kendra realized immediately that the timeline for the project would be almost impossible to execute. However, this was the first big project she was asked to manage. There
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