Two important additional points: 1. We now also have a follow-up video on how to create a Gantt Chart: th-cam.com/video/FX70rWEE8eY/w-d-xo.html 2. To all who think you have spotted the error. Yes, Adamiecki was Polish. But he did write in Russian as well as Polish. This shows the dangers of doing a video from memory. It's one of my earlier videos and now I fact-check as much as I can before recording. I checked - I do not say he was Russian nor do I say he was Polish. But you may reasonably argue that I did imply him to have been Russian. He was Polish, and first wrote about the Harmonograph in Polish. Anyway... My apologies to Adamiecki, Poland, the Polish people, and anyone else who is upset by my (honest) error in implying him to have been Russian.
How you use the voice to convey the message (Perfect public presentation speaker), 2)Simplification of what you talk about and 3) the visuals. Well done Mike! I would like to start growing by following your footsteps!
Hi ! I graduated in Information Technology back in 2018 & lost interest in my major. I did have an ardent passion in Project Management for IT. I achieved a B for my project & understood the theory etc. however, after watching this video ... I love it more & it’s redeveloped my interest. Cheers ! 🥃
Thanks for the succinct intro. My takeaway: A bar chart to think through, monitor, and report a project's progress in terms of activities/tasks(Y axis) and their durations( X axis).
" If you can't understand the symbols in a Gantt Chart then its not your fault anymore. It is the fault of the one who created the Gannt Chart" 😂😂😂 Love that one HAHAHAHA
That little history lesson you shared on Gantt chart is such a cool trivia, and a shame. This is almost like the invention of the telephone incident (it wasn't Alexander Graham Bell but Antonio Meucci).
Really like the simple and easy explanation - engaging as well. I tried my hand with Gantt charts, and found it a bit easier to map out things using this Gannt chart maker from Creately, or with similar software.
So true for the point normally go unnoticed about toxic early 20th centuries. And such agreat explanation of Gantt Chart I have never saw or have heard. May this live forever for our future generations to avail.
Absolutely! Gantt charts are a tool - and when they help you get the job done - whatever job - you should use them! A set of rules for what tools to use for agile and what for traditional PM is foolish nonsense. Good PMs mix and match to serve their projects, their stakeholders, and their clients.
This is amazing work. Every word wedges it’s way into the listener’s ears. Very clear and straight to the point with some bonus humor and fun facts. Thank you for an awesome video! You’ve definitely gained a subscriber.
Is good beacuse shows clear that as a manager , you dont have lose time whitout sense. After all time is money and when you dont make them, than you need to move somewhere else in your businiess fields. It is important to not waste peoples time as, long as you as a manager cant realize that they are not iinterested. Or they are, who knows...
This is a great video! Thanks so much, I need to learn more about project management to explain what Ive been going through and my plans now and in the future. I am also glad the internet exists.
Thank you - my channel has over 300 videos about all aspects of Project management - and my website also has a similar number of in-depth articles: onlinepmcourses.com
Thank you, Lauren. Subscribing is great. Do also have a look at our channel - there are over 200 vids like this one. One you may particularly like is: th-cam.com/video/9G_LwG8ozpo/w-d-xo.html
Just a slight correction if I may, Harmonogram by mr Karol Adamecki was published in his native tongue-Polish. Russian which is also very beautiful language may sound similar to some untrained ear… Take my word for it, it isn’t the same. Love your content though, TA
Thank you. I stand corrected. My only defense: It's an early video that I did without notes or fact-checking from what turns out to have been an inaccurate memory. I now fact--check all my videos. Which is not to say, of course, that I don't still get things wrong from time to time. But I have learned my lesson!
My pleasure, thank you for your comment. In case you are unaware, I now have a follow-up video on how to create a Gantt Chart: th-cam.com/video/FX70rWEE8eY/w-d-xo.html
@Online PM Courses - Mike Clayton; Thank you for this video and explanation. I have used bar charts before and am currently in a project scheduling course. I had read the dry as Mojave Desert dirt chapter 3 or 4 times and was still "stuck". Within four minutes, the code was cracked and the process became clear. Much Appreciated!!
Kudosss for superb presentation I really thought its going to be another boring and dull presentation from a person white american accent but it was very veryyyyyyy easy to understand and man what a command over speech ...marvellous - I subscribed for you Karol
Yes, Adamiecki was Polish. But, I believe he did his early research in Russia and first published his ideas about the Harmonograph in a Russian journal. I imagine he was bi- or multi-lingual.
@@bartoszjanprzybyszewski1891 Are you a Pole? If you are, I'll take your word for it. But in general, I prefer not to make sweeping assumptions about a whole nationality. There are 38 million Poles (more if you include diaspora). I am sure some are fragile and others not.
The Gantt Chart is a tool for displaying schedule information. A schedule baseline is an agreed schedule at the start of your project, to which you work, and against which you can assess progress. You can illustrate it on a Gantt Chart (or in other ways).
@@juansgalt I understand... Yes, the de-focus behind the chart is deliberate! I know there are a small number of videos where the autofocus plays up though.
Gantt charts are cumbersome and do not account for unforseen events in a long project with many moving parts. No risk management can accurately account for the unknown barriers that will occur. Gantt charts create a false sense of security and many times unrealistic goals locking you and your team into these milestones setting the entire project up for failure. The only thing they are good for is collecting tasks at the beginning of a project. They need to be more flexible and evolve over the course of the project. Unfortunately too many people, typically high level managers, lock onto a projected completion date and blow up the group when that date is missed due to the unforseen. I have removed Gantt charts completely from any project management as they are now proven to be obsolete and an obstacle in the overall success of a project.
Okay, there is so much to unpack here... 'do not account for unforseen events in a long project' - correct. It's not what they are for. They represent a baseline for a predictive project 'No risk management can accurately account for the unknown barriers that will occur' - no, but it can put in place strategies. However, this point has nothing to do with Gantt charts - it's about risk management and, especially, ontological risks. See my video: th-cam.com/video/iOFjmR3-sqk/w-d-xo.html 'Gantt charts create a false sense of security' - only in people who (foolishly) believe they are tru. No experienced project manager sees them as anything other than a tool for thinking, planning, and communicating 'They need to be more flexible and evolve over the course of the project' - agreed. And, when used properly, they are. 'Unfortunately too many people, typically high level managers, lock onto a projected completion date and blow up the group when that date is missed due to the unforseen.' - True that. But Gantt charts aren't the problem here. If they are part of the problem, then it's because they have been used or explained incorrectly. 'I have removed Gantt charts completely from any project management' - as is your right. They aren't mandatory 'they are now proven to be obsolete and an obstacle in the overall success of a project' - that's a HUGE claim for which I have seen, and you have presented, no evidence: none, zero, zip.
I suspect what you are referring to is the Work Breakdown Structure, WBS. This is a hierarchical tool. The best way to build a Gantt Chart is from a WBS. I recommend you watch the following three videos, in this order: 1. What is a Work Breakdown Structure - WBS? th-cam.com/video/akO2Lf1fHmM/w-d-xo.html 2. How to Create a Work Breakdown Structure: A WBS Masterclass th-cam.com/video/PyR2VLP3xnA/w-d-xo.html 3. How to Create a Gantt Chart in 9 Easy Steps th-cam.com/video/FX70rWEE8eY/w-d-xo.html
Hi, your videos are very helpful and presentation and cadence make them easy to follow, thank you. I have always cited Henry Gantt ... thanks for the correction. Is it a harmonogram rather than a harmonograph?
Ian, thank you. As I undersand, Harmonogram or Harmonograph are both 'correct' variants. I guess you'd need to speak Russian to know what Adamiecki really called his tool!
@@properoldschool Sounds great - Good luck with your assignment and I hope you'll find a load more great content on our channel and at onlinepmcourses.com
@@Onlinepmcourses Thanks Mike, I have to plan a project for my assignment. I have never planned one before at least I didn't use a planning process to do one.
@@properoldschool Two videos you might like: 1. Plan Your Project: th-cam.com/video/LhBo0T4wcM0/w-d-xo.html (simple) 2. Project Planning Process - How to Build Effective Project Plans th-cam.com/video/9G_LwG8ozpo/w-d-xo.html (probably more than you need but good background) I hope it goes well.
I'm still super confused! This video is great, but my teacher set a really weird gantt chart task where we have to mark the dates where we can't do any work. I don't know what to do!
Marking non-productive time on a Gantt Chart or other plan is common. If your teacher did not say what convention to use, I would shade out the dates when the team cannot work - weekends and public holidays etc. But I am not aware of any way on a Gantt Chart that you can identify dates when specific individuals are unavailable.
Final Cut Pro X, with png files animated in that I created with PowerPoint. I love FCPX, but I'm sure you can do this with other capable editing software.
Fair point about publishing in English, but glossed over the power dynamics created by colonialism whose echoes continue to plague us today, and also the gender thing - so many ideas and inventions credited to men were originally thought of / created by women.
I don't think I glossed over colonialism and 'the gender thing' (which sounds a little dismissive to me). This video is about project management. I would refer you to my interview with Anita Phagure: - Building Inclusive Teams: A Conversation with Anita Phagura of Fierce Project Management - th-cam.com/video/KAbpeQsb2Jk/w-d-xo.html And my video, How to Support Diversity and Inclusion in Your Team - th-cam.com/video/24OOLGbAG-M/w-d-xo.html Both of these look in a practical way at the intersection of inclusion and project management.
Ah ah, poor Adamiecki.... btw, he was not russian, but polish (and his surname is pronounced "Adamiezki")... and he published his works in polish and russian... but I guess that for Mike Clayton this is even worse :)))))
Marco - Yes, I was aware that Adamiecki was Polish, but not of how he pronounced his name. Thank you. Why should I think that worse? More on Adamiecki: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karol_Adamiecki
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I thought this would be a boring video, but this guy has a good sense of humor.
Thanks, Sehajpreet.
100% agree!
Good sense of humor and great delivery!
@@Onlinepmcourses so boring holy
Totally agree
the way he paused before revealing the person who first created gantt chart had me laughing for a good 5 minutes ahdhkhfks
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I read your comment before the video even but I still laughed
🤣🤣🤣 ffs
Same here. I like this dude :)))
I think I've found the holy grail of an educator here! Loving the approach.
Awww, thank you.
that pun at the beginning really got me and I was all warmed up for the entire videos. you earned a subscriber.
Thank you very much. A sub is the best I can ask for!
Two important additional points:
1. We now also have a follow-up video on how to create a Gantt Chart: th-cam.com/video/FX70rWEE8eY/w-d-xo.html
2. To all who think you have spotted the error. Yes, Adamiecki was Polish. But he did write in Russian as well as Polish. This shows the dangers of doing a video from memory. It's one of my earlier videos and now I fact-check as much as I can before recording.
I checked - I do not say he was Russian nor do I say he was Polish. But you may reasonably argue that I did imply him to have been Russian. He was Polish, and first wrote about the Harmonograph in Polish.
Anyway... My apologies to Adamiecki, Poland, the Polish people, and anyone else who is upset by my (honest) error in implying him to have been Russian.
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How you use the voice to convey the message (Perfect public presentation speaker), 2)Simplification of what you talk about and 3) the visuals. Well done Mike! I would like to start growing by following your footsteps!
Lameck, thank you very much. I look forward to having you along for the ride!
Loads more content already available and two new vids every week. Enjoy!
Your delivery makes me so calm ^^ thanks
Glad you enjoy it!
It's amazing how you responded and reacted to each comment, as far as I see.
The people who watch and value my videos are my community. My job is to serve them.
Plus, I enjoy it!
Hi ! I graduated in Information Technology back in 2018 & lost interest in my major. I did have an ardent passion in Project Management for IT. I achieved a B for my project & understood the theory etc. however, after watching this video ... I love it more & it’s redeveloped my interest. Cheers ! 🥃
Thank you for sharing, and good luck, Al.
When I've played the video, after your first sentence i hit subscribe immediately. YOU ARE MAGNIFICENT
That's brilliant - thank you!
Thanks for the succinct intro. My takeaway: A bar chart to think through, monitor, and report a project's progress in terms of activities/tasks(Y axis) and their durations( X axis).
Spot on with your interpretation! You're welcome.
" If you can't understand the symbols in a Gantt Chart then its not your fault anymore. It is the fault of the one who created the Gannt Chart" 😂😂😂
Love that one HAHAHAHA
Absolutely. Gantt Charts are simple!
That little history lesson you shared on Gantt chart is such a cool trivia, and a shame. This is almost like the invention of the telephone incident (it wasn't Alexander Graham Bell but Antonio Meucci).
Thank you Carolyn - Once you learn these things, it's hard not to share them!
Here's to the Adamieckis and Meuccis everywhere.
Great!
Like the clarity about gantt charts in the video. Thanks!
You're very welcome.
Really like the simple and easy explanation - engaging as well. I tried my hand with Gantt charts, and found it a bit easier to map out things using this Gannt chart maker from Creately, or with similar software.
Thank you.
So true for the point normally go unnoticed about toxic early 20th centuries. And such agreat explanation of Gantt Chart I have never saw or have heard. May this live forever for our future generations to avail.
Thank you, Saurav.
THIS is that chart in the emails I keep getting at work. I never knew what the heck they were sending out.
DottyGale8 glad to have helped!
Still using Gantt Chart to schedule Sprints for a release. Great visualization for stakeholders.
Absolutely! Gantt charts are a tool - and when they help you get the job done - whatever job - you should use them! A set of rules for what tools to use for agile and what for traditional PM is foolish nonsense. Good PMs mix and match to serve their projects, their stakeholders, and their clients.
This is amazing work. Every word wedges it’s way into the listener’s ears. Very clear and straight to the point with some bonus humor and fun facts. Thank you for an awesome video! You’ve definitely gained a subscriber.
Travis, thank you. It's so great to ear when people really like my style. I'm glad to have you as a subscriber. Feel free to binge!
It's almost like harmony the way you explain. Very clear. thank you
Thank you, Subham. What a lovely thing to say!
Is good beacuse shows clear that as a manager , you dont have lose time whitout sense. After all time is money and when you dont make them, than you need to move somewhere else in your businiess fields. It is important to not waste peoples time as, long as you as a manager cant realize that they are not iinterested. Or they are, who knows...
Thank you, Emma. I completely agree: effective communication saves time, money, and misunderstandings.
A gantt chart is a visual representation of the activities.
True.
This video provides a simple explanation of the discussed topic, much apprieciated
You're welcome, Daniel.
This is a great video! Thanks so much, I need to learn more about project management to explain what Ive been going through and my plans now and in the future. I am also glad the internet exists.
Thank you - my channel has over 300 videos about all aspects of Project management - and my website also has a similar number of in-depth articles: onlinepmcourses.com
That was simple and explained clearly, thank you.
You're welcome!
Wow! This was super easy to understand. Thank you for the succinct and extremely helpful video! I have just subscribed.
Thank you, Lauren. Subscribing is great. Do also have a look at our channel - there are over 200 vids like this one. One you may particularly like is: th-cam.com/video/9G_LwG8ozpo/w-d-xo.html
Well that was an easy explanation. Thank you!
You're welcome.
Just a slight correction if I may, Harmonogram by mr Karol Adamecki was published in his native tongue-Polish. Russian which is also very beautiful language may sound similar to some untrained ear… Take my word for it, it isn’t the same. Love your content though, TA
Thank you. I stand corrected.
My only defense: It's an early video that I did without notes or fact-checking from what turns out to have been an inaccurate memory. I now fact--check all my videos. Which is not to say, of course, that I don't still get things wrong from time to time. But I have learned my lesson!
How wonderfully explained. Great tone and rhythm.
Thank you.
Thank you for explaining Gantt Chart so well
My pleasure!
th-cam.com/video/4q7sjQ00rEc/w-d-xo.html
Very informative thanks for making this information public and free for everyone to watch this is going to help me a lot for my college work
My pleasure, thank you for your comment.
In case you are unaware, I now have a follow-up video on how to create a Gantt Chart: th-cam.com/video/FX70rWEE8eY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this explanation! It was very thorough and clear! Have a wonderful day!
Thanks, Madhav!
@Online PM Courses - Mike Clayton; Thank you for this video and explanation. I have used bar charts before and am currently in a project scheduling course. I had read the dry as Mojave Desert dirt chapter 3 or 4 times and was still "stuck". Within four minutes, the code was cracked and the process became clear. Much Appreciated!!
That's what I am here for. We now also have a follow-up video on how to create a Gantt Chart: th-cam.com/video/FX70rWEE8eY/w-d-xo.html
I can technically watch you all day.
That's great!
I have a business project due tomorrow and i was asked to draw on using the information given but i didn't know what it was so thanks this helped
That's great to hear!
Excellent Video! Good Explanation!
Thank you!
I enjoyed watching this funny and concise explanation
Thank you.
Love these lectures!! You deserve a bells!!
Thank you, Amon.
Kudosss for superb presentation I really thought its going to be another boring and dull presentation from a person white american accent but it was very veryyyyyyy easy to understand and man what a command over speech ...marvellous - I subscribed for you Karol
Thank you!
thanks mike , very simple and direct
You're welcome, Steven.
wow this guy actually has a great humor, lovedd this video
Thank you, Janny!
Fantastic video - concise without omitting key information.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the first minute. Good mental note to make!
Great! You're welcome.
Karol Adamiecki is a Polish Man... And in Poland people speak and write in Polish, not in Russian.
Yes, Adamiecki was Polish. But, I believe he did his early research in Russia and first published his ideas about the Harmonograph in a Russian journal. I imagine he was bi- or multi-lingual.
@@Onlinepmcourses Poles are extremely fragile with their national identity
@@bartoszjanprzybyszewski1891 Are you a Pole? If you are, I'll take your word for it. But in general, I prefer not to make sweeping assumptions about a whole nationality. There are 38 million Poles (more if you include diaspora). I am sure some are fragile and others not.
Thank you so much for the information !!!
You are so welcome!
Adamiecki was a Polish guy, not Russian! But the fact that you got it wrong also proves your point - not enough marketing in english lol
Thank you. You aren't the first to spot it - see my pinned post!
@@Onlinepmcourses ok thanks!
Great explanation, a huge Thank You
And a huge 'You're Welcome'!!
Brilliant video, thank you!
You're welcome.
Thank you, Well explained.
Glad it was helpful!
Subscribed you make boring fun and you explain things very clearly
Thank you.
1. Like: done
2. Subscribe: done
3. Notification: done, because of you I turn it on 😄
Thank you very much, Sara.
Reply: done, because I appreciate every viewer, subscriber, and comment.
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You the man
Thank you
I just love this video 😍
Thanks for making my life easier 👍🤗😊
I hope it does.
Great Explanation in 5 minutes!!
Tomorrow is my test🤣😐😌
Good luck!
I didn’t expect to learn much. but I did thanks
Great to hear. You're welcome.
Great video. Thanks for explaining Gantt charts very well!
Just a small correction: Adamiecki is Polish, not Russian.
Thank you - this has been noted a number of times and I reference the correction in my pinned comment.
Thank you for the video.
You're welcome
Thank you for this.
You;'re welcome.
Great explanation
Glad you think so!
Thank you for this great video.
I was wondering, what is the difference between a Gantt chart and a schedule baseline?
Thank you
The Gantt Chart is a tool for displaying schedule information. A schedule baseline is an agreed schedule at the start of your project, to which you work, and against which you can assess progress. You can illustrate it on a Gantt Chart (or in other ways).
@@Onlinepmcourses Thank you so much for your help, it is incredibly helpful !
@@lauraverreet3947 Perfect - happy to help.
Sir...You are life saviour❤
Well, from John Wick, that's awesome. How's your dog?
@@Onlinepmcourses 😖
Why Sire Mike...Why?😢
Great job. Thank you so much
Thanks for watching!
Very good work
Thank you so much 😀
Awesome vid dude!!
Thanks, Moiz.
Great video, very informative.
Thank you.
If you think you gannt understand this stuff, give this video a watch.
Lol! 😂🤣😂🤣🤭
Great video. I hope you figured out how to turn off auto focus, as I'll probably watch more videos!
No worries - not been using Autofocus for nearly a year, so plenty of new videos without it - and 2 more every week!
Thanks.
Looks like it was intentional and you were trying to bring focus to the chart!
Great work man, I'm IN. :D
@@juansgalt I understand... Yes, the de-focus behind the chart is deliberate!
I know there are a small number of videos where the autofocus plays up though.
@@Onlinepmcourses Gotcha. I appreciate the response. :)
Gantt charts are cumbersome and do not account for unforseen events in a long project with many moving parts. No risk management can accurately account for the unknown barriers that will occur. Gantt charts create a false sense of security and many times unrealistic goals locking you and your team into these milestones setting the entire project up for failure. The only thing they are good for is collecting tasks at the beginning of a project. They need to be more flexible and evolve over the course of the project. Unfortunately too many people, typically high level managers, lock onto a projected completion date and blow up the group when that date is missed due to the unforseen. I have removed Gantt charts completely from any project management as they are now proven to be obsolete and an obstacle in the overall success of a project.
Okay, there is so much to unpack here...
'do not account for unforseen events in a long project' - correct. It's not what they are for. They represent a baseline for a predictive project
'No risk management can accurately account for the unknown barriers that will occur' - no, but it can put in place strategies. However, this point has nothing to do with Gantt charts - it's about risk management and, especially, ontological risks. See my video: th-cam.com/video/iOFjmR3-sqk/w-d-xo.html
'Gantt charts create a false sense of security' - only in people who (foolishly) believe they are tru. No experienced project manager sees them as anything other than a tool for thinking, planning, and communicating
'They need to be more flexible and evolve over the course of the project' - agreed. And, when used properly, they are.
'Unfortunately too many people, typically high level managers, lock onto a projected completion date and blow up the group when that date is missed due to the unforseen.' - True that. But Gantt charts aren't the problem here. If they are part of the problem, then it's because they have been used or explained incorrectly.
'I have removed Gantt charts completely from any project management' - as is your right. They aren't mandatory
'they are now proven to be obsolete and an obstacle in the overall success of a project' - that's a HUGE claim for which I have seen, and you have presented, no evidence: none, zero, zip.
thank you!
You're welcome!
More respect for Karol Adamiecki.
Absolutely!
Thanks alot for the tutorial very useful and professionally explained
Caspar Crawford, you’re welcome
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thank u sir , you solved my problem
Glad to hear that
I didn't expect this to be funny lmfaoooo
😂
is there a hierarchy of importance?
I suspect what you are referring to is the Work Breakdown Structure, WBS. This is a hierarchical tool. The best way to build a Gantt Chart is from a WBS. I recommend you watch the following three videos, in this order:
1. What is a Work Breakdown Structure - WBS? th-cam.com/video/akO2Lf1fHmM/w-d-xo.html
2. How to Create a Work Breakdown Structure: A WBS Masterclass th-cam.com/video/PyR2VLP3xnA/w-d-xo.html
3. How to Create a Gantt Chart in 9 Easy Steps th-cam.com/video/FX70rWEE8eY/w-d-xo.html
Mike is damn good!!!
I certainly am!
Thank you.
nice explanation......thanks
You're welcome.
Karol Adamiecki was Polish not Russian 😅
Yup - thank you. Check the pinned comment for details.
Hi, your videos are very helpful and presentation and cadence make them easy to follow, thank you. I have always cited Henry Gantt ... thanks for the correction. Is it a harmonogram rather than a harmonograph?
Ian, thank you. As I undersand, Harmonogram or Harmonograph are both 'correct' variants. I guess you'd need to speak Russian to know what Adamiecki really called his tool!
Loved it 🤣🤣..Well explained👏
Thank you 😁
Very helpful video, thank you.
Great to hear, Alexander. Thanks.
Right about it in English.... I don't know how i feel about it
I was being ironic. Hopefully, the world has changed since then. But, the reality...
love this😂
Great!
Thank you very informative and simply explained
Thanks, Thomas. You're welcome!
@@Onlinepmcourses I am doing a Mbus degree and the first module is PM we have to do a Project as the assessment based on Gantt.
@@properoldschool Sounds great - Good luck with your assignment and I hope you'll find a load more great content on our channel and at onlinepmcourses.com
@@Onlinepmcourses Thanks Mike, I have to plan a project for my assignment. I have never planned one before at least I didn't use a planning process to do one.
@@properoldschool Two videos you might like:
1. Plan Your Project: th-cam.com/video/LhBo0T4wcM0/w-d-xo.html (simple)
2. Project Planning Process - How to Build Effective Project Plans th-cam.com/video/9G_LwG8ozpo/w-d-xo.html (probably more than you need but good background)
I hope it goes well.
Thank you so much for the help!
You're welcome, David.
I'm still super confused! This video is great, but my teacher set a really weird gantt chart task where we have to mark the dates where we can't do any work. I don't know what to do!
Marking non-productive time on a Gantt Chart or other plan is common. If your teacher did not say what convention to use, I would shade out the dates when the team cannot work - weekends and public holidays etc. But I am not aware of any way on a Gantt Chart that you can identify dates when specific individuals are unavailable.
Nice video man 👌
Appreciate it
This is so funny 😂😂😂
Glad you liked it!
👍 nice
Thank you! Cheers!
NICE! NO BS, NO BROUHAHA, NO PHD......NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, Nkonge.
Those pauses when he speaks, have separate fan following.
Thank you.
so ademiscky is the guy who said the joke and gantt is the guy who said the same joke but louder?
😆
So it's literally just a timeline of the project?
That's one way of thinking of it, yes. Literally, it's a graphical representation of the timeline of the project.
what software did you use to create this video?
Final Cut Pro X, with png files animated in that I created with PowerPoint. I love FCPX, but I'm sure you can do this with other capable editing software.
@@Onlinepmcourses Thank you for your reply - I enjoyed your video and thought it was professionally done. Great job.
@@robcurrey2129 Thank you.
Adorable
Thanks!
Feeling sad for Adam Yaki 😛😛
🥺
Fair point about publishing in English, but glossed over the power dynamics created by colonialism whose echoes continue to plague us today, and also the gender thing - so many ideas and inventions credited to men were originally thought of / created by women.
I don't think I glossed over colonialism and 'the gender thing' (which sounds a little dismissive to me). This video is about project management. I would refer you to my interview with Anita Phagure:
- Building Inclusive Teams: A Conversation with Anita Phagura of Fierce Project Management - th-cam.com/video/KAbpeQsb2Jk/w-d-xo.html
And my video, How to Support Diversity and Inclusion in Your Team - th-cam.com/video/24OOLGbAG-M/w-d-xo.html
Both of these look in a practical way at the intersection of inclusion and project management.
Ah ah, poor Adamiecki.... btw, he was not russian, but polish (and his surname is pronounced "Adamiezki")... and he published his works in polish and russian... but I guess that for Mike Clayton this is even worse :)))))
Marco - Yes, I was aware that Adamiecki was Polish, but not of how he pronounced his name. Thank you.
Why should I think that worse?
More on Adamiecki: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karol_Adamiecki
you're a funny fella
Thank you.
Why is gantt chart a great fuss? It's a simple stuff.
Agreed. There are some who like to create a mystery around things. Not me.
This guy is lowkey savage
I'll take that as a complement!