Most of the time we think that working overtime can help us get back on our schedule. But that does not happen. It actually does more harm than help. As Issac Asimov said it may put you behind two times of what you would be accomplishing under normal working conditions.

When a project starts falling behind schedule because of some reason, a lot of pressure starts building up for the Project Manager. The pressure gets translated into the developers logging in extra working hours. Over a period of 7 to 10 days, the consequences start showing – developers make more mistakes than usual, they look for shortcuts for fixing bugs, testing team finds work piling up towards the end of the day as the developers check-in bug fixes towards the end of the day and expect to know the results the next day in the morning.

If you are a Project Manager, you will most likely start noticing the bottlenecks early on. You will try to make sure that none of your team member has to work extra hours and/or odd hours, and at the same time develop quality software well within the time and budget. For More Details visit us at www.bootstraptoday.com