← Back to context Comment by SoftTalker 4 years ago And "managing expectations." If I heard that phrase once I heard it every day. 2 comments SoftTalker Reply djmips 4 years ago As overused as it is, it still has a core usefulness. Over-promising and under-delivering is never a good thing no matter what the situation. SoftTalker 4 years ago Yes but these big systems consulting companies always over-promise. Once they win the project, they shift immediately to "managing expectations."
djmips 4 years ago As overused as it is, it still has a core usefulness. Over-promising and under-delivering is never a good thing no matter what the situation. SoftTalker 4 years ago Yes but these big systems consulting companies always over-promise. Once they win the project, they shift immediately to "managing expectations."
SoftTalker 4 years ago Yes but these big systems consulting companies always over-promise. Once they win the project, they shift immediately to "managing expectations."
As overused as it is, it still has a core usefulness. Over-promising and under-delivering is never a good thing no matter what the situation.
Yes but these big systems consulting companies always over-promise. Once they win the project, they shift immediately to "managing expectations."