How to prepare, setup and manage the perfect project schedule, program or Gantt

Project Planning: 19 Powerful Tips to create and manage the perfect project management schedule or Gantt.
See links below for detail videos on each one of the 19 Tips:
Tip 1: Use a start and finish milestone. • Tip 1: Use a start and...
Tip 2: An activity or task name should contain a verb. • Tip 2: An activity or ...
Tip 3: An activity or task name should be unique. • Tip 3: An activity or ...
Tip 4: An activity or task should have at least one predecessor and one successor. • Tip 4: An activity or ...
Tip 5: Avoid linking to or from summary activities or tasks. • Tip 5: Make use of Sum...
Tip 6: Clearly indicate the critical path in the Gantt. • Tip 6: Clearly indicat...
Tip 7: Avoid using different duration units in a project schedule. • Tip 7: Avoid using dif...
Tip 8: Most task relationships should be Finish-to-Start (FS). • Tip 8: Most relationsh...
Tip 9: Avoid using Start-to-Finish (SF) relationships. • Tip 9: Avoid using Sta...
Tip 10: Avoid using activities or tasks with long duration. • Tip10: Avoid using lon...
Tip 11: Avoid open-ended activities or tasks. • Tip 11: Avoid open-end...
Tip 12: Avoid using long lags. • Tip 12: Avoid using Lo...
Tip 13: Limit the use of leads and lags. • Tip 13: Limit the use ...
Tip 14: Avoid long float or slack. • Tip 14: Avoid Long Flo...
Tip 15: Avoid negative float or slack. • Tip 15 Avoid Negative ...
Tip 16: Avoid the use of constraint dates. • Tip 16: Avoid Constrai...
Tip 17: Avoid splitting activities or tasks. • Tip 17: Avoid Splittin...
Tip 18: Limit the use of Hammock activities. • Tip 18: Limit the use ...
Tip 19: Limit the the use of Level-of-Effort (LOE) activities. • Tip 19: Limit the use ...
Tips to be used ti create and manage Gantt charts or project schedules in scheduling software like Microsoft Project, Primavera, ProjectLibre or Excel.
Project management tips and rules for preparing a project schedule, a Gantt or program.

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