GUY HANCOCK

Are you willing to say anything other than an obvious "it is everything and I'll do whatever it takes to achieve it". Admirable, but what does ‘whatever' mean? Would you throw in some of your own money to get additional resources to meet an immovable deadline? You may be prepared to work 24×7, but unless the team who actually do the work can, will that help? Martyring yourself may be an instinctive rearguard action, but it will do little for your stakeholders. Have you thought that meeting timelines, budget and quality constraints may give you only part or none of the success? Meeting these constraints means successful delivery of what was planned, and the vehicle used to achieve this may function correctly - is that your job done? All your good intention is moot if your finely tuned vehicle arrives at the wrong destination. A hint from Peter Drucker; " There is nothing quite so useless as doing with great efficiency what shouldn't have been done at all! ". Deli... Hybrid project..