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Has a crash or quick track of a project schedule ever worked?

I posted this question on Reddit Programming and did not receive any answers. So I hope the Qaru community gets an opinion.

Have any of you ever had a software project that was lagging behind, where did the “Failure” or “Quick Track” the project schedule actually return the project schedule? I have never seen any of these project management techniques really work. And all the articles on software development that I read say that these 2 methods do not work and actually advance the project further (for example, literature on the Mythical Human Month). So who saw how this works?

Thanks Bill.

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I have ever seen it work once. It was a three to four month project, which was projected to last another two months compared to the original delivery date. The project received a quick response, and it all ended up returning to the release.

... remember, although it was only once. I have been to many other projects in which the prime minister tried to use one of these two methods, and they failed and pulled out the project several months after the extended date already .

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He can work. But there is a price to pay: lower quality (more errors, less testing) and the turnover of burned-out programmers.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1716790/

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