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You are the CEO of a large company. You have a very important deadline coming up the day after a company-recognized holiday for a large project that is not yet complete.
You have a small team of five people that have been working hard on this project for weeks. Initially, you gave each member on the team several days off over the holidays because you anticipated that the project would be completed by then. However, the project is taking longer than expected. It is important to note that the delay in the project’s completion is no one’s fault, and everyone has been working hard.
Several members on the team have shared with you their holiday plans and you know that everyone on the team is excited for their promised time off.
You cannot complete the project on your own by the deadline and the client is not willing to budge on the due date.
What do you do? You are the CEO of a large company. You have a very important deadline coming up the day after a company-recognized holiday for a large project that is not yet complete.
You have a small team of five people that have been working hard on this project for weeks. Initially, you gave each member on the team several days off over the holidays because you anticipated that the project would be completed by then. However, the project is taking longer than expected. It is important to note that the delay in the project’s completion is no one’s fault, and everyone has been working hard.
Several members on the team have shared with you their holiday plans and you know that everyone on the team is excited for their promised time off.
You cannot complete the project on your own by the deadline and the client is not willing to budge on the due date.
What do you do?
You have a small team of five people that have been working hard on this project for weeks. Initially, you gave each member on the team several days off over the holidays because you anticipated that the project would be completed by then. However, the project is taking longer than expected. It is important to note that the delay in the project’s completion is no one’s fault, and everyone has been working hard.
Several members on the team have shared with you their holiday plans and you know that everyone on the team is excited for their promised time off.
You cannot complete the project on your own by the deadline and the client is not willing to budge on the due date.
What do you do? You are the CEO of a large company. You have a very important deadline coming up the day after a company-recognized holiday for a large project that is not yet complete.
You have a small team of five people that have been working hard on this project for weeks. Initially, you gave each member on the team several days off over the holidays because you anticipated that the project would be completed by then. However, the project is taking longer than expected. It is important to note that the delay in the project’s completion is no one’s fault, and everyone has been working hard.
Several members on the team have shared with you their holiday plans and you know that everyone on the team is excited for their promised time off.
You cannot complete the project on your own by the deadline and the client is not willing to budge on the due date.
What do you do?
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