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Appetite Vs Planning

Appetite Vs Planning

When it comes to project planning, most tech companies rely on complex strategies. However, 37signals uses a simple approach based on their appetite for a project, meaning they only work on things that truly interest them. This allows for more creativity and motivation in their work.

Instead of estimating timelines, they give each project a fixed deadline of 6 weeks, regardless of its outcome. While some projects may not produce any results, others may turn out to be great successes. This approach leads to a stress-free and happy work environment..

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