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No project ever tracks its gantt chart, but that doesn't matter because no one looks at [[Gantt chart]]s for the past. What would be the point of that? | No project ever tracks its gantt chart, but that doesn't matter because no one looks at [[Gantt chart]]s for the past. What would be the point of that? | ||
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A Gantt chart is a rarefied view of the world much beloved by the project manager because it shows in beautiful simplicity how a complex project will autonomously move from inception to conclusion like a beautifully structured, if machine-like symphony.
No project ever tracks its gantt chart, but that doesn't matter because no one looks at Gantt charts for the past. What would be the point of that?