RE:RE:Trinidad Airport Preparations for Border Reopening - Update Chreca1:
Does that mean if I do not retract my reference to "wonderful youngsters" that I'll lose my only sure "like"?
Well I'll have to beg for likes by switching to the other side and comment (ad naseum) on why PB is not meeting/delivering on the promises that he made x hours, days, weeks, quarters, H1\2, years, 5 years ago, etc).
As many others have tried to warn the "youngsters" Critical Path Management (CPM) has a plethora of reasons for "slippage".... today we might (eventually) learn that rain in the dry season in not a welcomed addition to the list.
But as the "experts without O & G experience" might be wondering what they might be missing, let's see:
In Planning and Scheduling, the cardinal sin is using the wrong assumptions for a particular timeline. So in Planning (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, annually, 5 year, 10 year and life of project up to and including progtressive and final rehabilitation/reclamation as in Alberta) the data should match the particular time stamped schedule. A FACT that appears to be well understood by the persons (GLJ) responsible to bring some LEGAL objectivity to this disconnect.
BWDIK? Managing expectations is a tough go in today's CPM, much less, when we have a mismatch of macotiously derived "speculative data" versus "TXP's confidential information"
GLTAL - GLAP
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