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Mr Bill
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O-Archy
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 Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 10:02 am Post subject: Fast track or Pride in workmanship: a thing of the past? |
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Fast track or Pride in workmanship: a thing of the past?
Depends on who is paying, what they are paying / wanting as end product, and the time frame...
Quality
Cheap
Fast
Pick two.... and forget the third.
It seems to be a Catch-22, where haste makes waste, and hesitation is devastation. Finding the balance between the two is the key to a good project, pre-planning, critical path thinking.... 
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svenglezz-ASMEIL
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Location: Toronto
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just charge an additional "fast-track" fee 
another word for this is "acceleration fee"
if they want crap' let'em pay extra for it
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