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Rick TYler 02-02-2006 02:08

Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
I just went from Enthusiasm to Disillusionment. How about you?

Eldarion 02-02-2006 02:10

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
I just went straight from enthusiasm to panic! :ahh:

EDIT:
I have seen way too much of these two elsewhere, I hope they don't show up in FIRST! ;)

Punishment of the Innocent
Rewards for the Uninvolved

Cory 02-02-2006 02:19

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
Where's "exhausted"? :rolleyes:

Ryan M. 02-02-2006 06:47

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
I'm hoping I keep sitting at enthusiastic for the rest of the season, but I'll probably hit stage 5 on Saturday. ;)

phrontist 02-02-2006 07:38

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
Our sponsor actually gave us a sign with these on it.

J Flex 188 02-02-2006 11:02

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
And here I thought this was going to be something related to Management 1000 or 1010 :rolleyes:

This is probably a better approximation of project management though =P

Erin Rapacki 02-02-2006 11:19

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
1975 is actually at the Procurement phase... where/how are we gonna get all the parts we need? All we have right now is a robot frame and a shopping list.

However, I'm still enthused. It's better for the project for the leader to remain unworried (outwardly), so the rest of the team doesn't catch on that they should be at panic stage. I think "worry" develops only when a leader lacks self confidence in their ability to solve problems.

Granted, I did have to make a few frantic phone calls. A few parts are coming later than we would have liked; but hey, I like dealing with these kinds of real-world problems.

Peter Matteson 02-02-2006 11:31

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
Where is declare a success and move on to a new project before the flaws become visible? Or maybe that only happens in the office...

Mike 02-02-2006 14:42

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
Panic is beginning to set in...

sanddrag 02-02-2006 21:04

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
Where is the "give up and ask for refunds" option. :ahh: We are so behind it isn't even funny. We have nothing built yet. Nothing.

Madison 02-02-2006 21:08

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
I think I've been in the disillusionment stage for six years now.

Stuart 02-02-2006 22:21

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
yeah on tues we were on the "aw some we got every thing build and coded" step . . on wed we hit the "OMG this system fundamentally doesn't work" . . so I would say were at the panic stage now on Thursday . . tomorrow we should be at the enthusiasm stage with a new design that hasn't been come up with yet . . then repeat the cycle next week.

Rick TYler 12-02-2006 00:04

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
I went into "Panic" today. How are you doing?

Eldarion 12-02-2006 00:35

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
I'm in-between Panic and Search for the Guilty :)

LightWaves1636 13-02-2006 05:19

Re: Program Management: The Six Phases of a Project
 
well I'm really really happy because that's how going to the build sessions make me fell but I'm also in a panic because our robot isn't half-way done and we estimated our total weight in process(we have everthing just not together) and we're way past 120 lbs. most likely. Our flywheel isn't working the way we wanted, our hopper is fully being redesigned, at least we have a harvester, and our successful launching of a ball was on Saturday due to the fact pneumatics decided to rig up a catapult together. But hey, in the end we'll have something. :yikes:


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