A project team where some person procrastinate is not a effective team.
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Svend Haugaard Sørensen
on May 22, 2007
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It's less effective than it could be, but it could still be accomplishing its goals.
see (java) my argument map at
http://shs.demosophia.net/~shs/arguments/
I would agree Rorek
It crashes my firefox.
Says I need version Java version 1.4 :(
thank your for the feedback.
I see now that the term 'effective team' has 2 meanings.
Something I were not considering
when I made the claim.
The different is like in.
Winning a race. or just completing
a race.
Being overly prompt can promote rapid revisions, which in turn can deteriorate communication.
Procrastination in order to lump tasks into a release can facilitate a better deliverable.