Just need to get this off my chest before I take it out on someone in the office.
Why on God's green earth do people create a plan with ZERO contingency built in to it and based upon the assumption that everyone will be able to attend workshops? Bearing in mind that everyone includes not only internal staff but three external stakeholders who were given 3 days notice to attend said workshops.
And on top of all this the bloke who put this plan together has now gone on holiday for three weeks and I have to sort his mess out.
On top of all of that is the statement that not one day slippage is allowed.
Oh and the icing on the cake is that no one internally has signed up to the plan and they have been given stupidly tight timescales.
Why on God's green earth do people create a plan with ZERO contingency built in to it and based upon the assumption that everyone will be able to attend workshops? Bearing in mind that everyone includes not only internal staff but three external stakeholders who were given 3 days notice to attend said workshops.
And on top of all this the bloke who put this plan together has now gone on holiday for three weeks and I have to sort his mess out.
On top of all of that is the statement that not one day slippage is allowed.
Oh and the icing on the cake is that no one internally has signed up to the plan and they have been given stupidly tight timescales.