Why can't a task's subtasks be made reoccurring as well?

Thank you very .uch n it is important brife

I find the AI so uncomfortable to watch and it makes it hard to engage with your content. The voiceover isn't bad if it's AI, but please no more AI people, it's so uncanny valley :(

Lean sounds so stupid as most other ideologies within PM. So basically Toyota managed to do the same work with less resources, and someone observed this in retro perspective, and stated "Hey everyone, we should also do more with less. AKA be lean" It is no different than a manager says "work smarter not harder"... Okay what EXACTLY do you want me to do different, when I turn on my computer at work? Or are you just implying that if I where smarter, I could leave office earlier? In reality, who would actively try to add waste or load to a project, team or department? None. We always assume that what we are doing is necessary.

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This was super insightful! Love how Wrike streamlines OKRs with features like custom fields and dashboards, it really makes alignment and tracking so much easier. The tips on starting with a high-level vision and using selective sharing are gold! Thanks for sharing.

Cool and good point out .Thanks . You saved me .

“Quickly” is a stretch. This app takes forever to find info

There is the possibility to alarm up over located resourced ?

Lmao thats the guy from jubilee right??

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I was just puzzling through aspects of this the other day, so thanks for the helpful overview!

WOW, CLEAR EXPLANATION THANK YOU SO MUCH. AMAZING VIDEO

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V nice, but you forgot ETC. ETC = EAC - AC. Great vid :)

For anyone confused how sprint backlogs differntate from increments: In Scrum, a "sprint backlog" is a list of specific tasks the team commits to completing during a single sprint, essentially the plan for that sprint, while an "increment" is the actual piece of working functionality or value delivered at the end of that sprint, representing the progress made towards the overall product goal

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❤SO MUCH WRONG 1. What is an 'ongoing project'? By definition projects are finite. 2. Project management has NEVER been defined by a life-cycle, there is WAY more to PM than that 3. Agility must apply to the whole of project management not just the life-cycle 4. Projects can choose ANY appropriate life-cycle. It makes NO sense to restrict project agility ONLY for those with iterative life-cycles 5. Some of the content confuses software development and project management.....they are different 6. Iteration does not even define agile development although it is common, the Agile Manifesto does not mention iteration. My advice is that if you hear or see the phrase 'waterfall project management' run a mile. Its complete rubbish. I have 35 years in projects in many sectors and have written a book on Agile PM.

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Amazing and very efficient training . Thank you!

what if they aren't dependent?

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Simple and sweet

Has anyone had spi showing errors such as -0.65457799875 and child tasks not calculating spi

My company is making us use this hot mess 🤮🤮🤮

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I love this interview. Where can I watch the rest of it? I’d like to watch or read about David going through the rest of the clarifying process.

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Respectful Greetings! Wrike Channel. Question: What is the Project Baseline? A Project Baseline is a fixed reference point used to compare Project Performance over time. Project baselines are used by project managers to understand how project scope, schedule, and cost are progressing through the completion of a project. Whether your org company sprints, hours, days, or weeks, your project baseline needs a schedule. A complete schedule has a start date, end date and the elapsed time between (duration). Many teams label project end dates with nice qualifiers like “projected” or “estimated.” The nice thing about a project baseline is that we do not deal in uncertainty. Setting the schedule on day one is a requirement to use the baseline effectively. Request: I request Project Baseline Examples for my better understanding. Many thanks to your Team! Luís Van-Dúnem

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Wrike, nice video my guy

As a person who's in the market for a project management software, this video lacks examples.

I can’t believe this name got ok’d.

Concise yet thorough. Thank you for this!

it is very nice presentation. please keep it up

Please I want pptx

Hii, just wanted to ask what if there is an incomplete task in the table, do we need to also include it to calculate the Planned Value/ BCWS??

You first example must be like that (25%-50%= - 25%)

These updates look GREAT! Thanks, team!

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Can you allocate weekly by % of person's total across multiple projects?