Estimates are Fine. They Build Trust When You Provide Them And Deliver On Them

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Providing estimates in software development is important to build trust and accountability. Before providing an estimate, it's crucial to understand the requirements and align with stakeholders. Experience and honesty play a key role in making accurate estimates. Managing expectations and prioritizing work iteratively are essential to meet the projected completion date. Regular review and communication help in revising estimates and addressing challenges. Engaging with estimates is necessary for effective project management.

Providing an Estimate Requires Experience and Honesty

Plan to Work Iteratively in Priority Order

An Estimate is Just an Estimation in the Category of Guesstimates, What’s the Problem?

<p>This is a very good article. I think estimates are one of the most complex parts of a project, and being able to make a good one is essential for the communication with the clients, who often they have no idea about what happens in the whole development process and how easy or complex some things might be.</p>
