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c/draftersjanag89janag891d ago

DAE spend a month just to get a basic blueprint signed off?

It feels like my entire schedule gets wrecked waiting for that one approval stamp.
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wells.christopher
My old team at the Austin office would rush approvals too. I mean, I totally get the frustration, but after seeing a project go way off track, I get what johnson.river means about that stamp preventing bigger wrecks.
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the_jake
the_jake1d ago
Ugh, wells.christopher is totally right about that. Rushing just kicks the problem down the road. Seen it so many times where skipping a step to "save time" means a total redo later, which eats up way more days. That annoying wait for a stamp absolutely sucks, but it's way better than the alternative mess.
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johnson.river
That stamp prevents way bigger schedule wrecks later.
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avery_shah
Oh man, reminds me of waiting three weeks for a specialty part, but then finding a way cheaper fix while we waited. Saved the client a ton!
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