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Monday, 27 March 2000 |
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The whole is more difficult than the sum of its parts.
This theses is best explained with three examples:
cross a busy road,
fund a house,
and
software projects.
Cross a road![]() Suppose you're a pedestrian waiting to cross a busy two lane road. There's heavy traffic at both lanes.
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House mortgageThe logic of crossing a road is valid for financial matters as well.
So, you'll save over 40%: € 313,200.- |
Mortgage calculator(www.cousinoproch.com/...) | |
Software projectsA lot of software projects are too large, are late or aren't even finished. Often these projects are simply too big to get done in one run. You can't do a long march with one giant leap.Start with a first step, a small piece of functionality and many will follow. Have a break after each step and computing can be a joy. Tip: Next Wednesday, mentally break your week into two. Weekend will be there faster. | ||
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