Estimating Activity Durations

Bill Carmody explains how to estimate activity durations in project management. He discusses consulting participants for time estimates, using past projects as a reference, and adapting to changes for improved efficiency. The process involves setting clear expectations for task durations and reviewing discrepancies between estimated and actual hours post-project.

Why is it important to have a clear expectation of how much time each task takes?

What can you do at the end of the project to evaluate your time estimates?