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Project management is the discipline of planning, organizing, securing, and managing resources to achieve specific goals.
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Should I create a "placeholder" parent case, or set up Areas?
This is an appropriate place to use a parent case and sub-cases.
The reason areas are not a good fit for this is that they are permanent, whereas a given new feature is, if not exactly ephemeral, of …
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Should cases be reopened for bugs, or should bugs be opened as a new case?
I agree with you completely, and so does FogBugz - that is why it defines different categories for Bugs and Features. FogBugz was not designed to be a tool to track time use; this is an accidental byp …
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Bug reopen vs. new
Open a new bug, always. Why? Suppose it turns out to be identical to the previous bug, and you've released the fix for the previous bug. Your release notes will document that "Fix Bug XXX." From the p …
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why do some job posts say "high pressure environment"?
I've always considered this code for "we're under-resourced and have unrealistically aggressive deadlines."