
Dinner Delays and the Critical Path: Why Projects Run at the Speed of the Slowest Task
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Ever waited at a restaurant while everyone’s food was ready except one steak — and the whole table had to wait? That’s the critical path in action. In this episode, Scott Payne breaks down how a dinner out mirrors the reality of project schedules. You’ll learn:
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Why the slowest task (the “steak”) determines when the whole project is done
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How dependencies create chains that can make or break your timeline
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The role of float (wiggle room) in keeping things flexible
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What Goldratt’s “Herbie” teaches us about bottlenecks
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How to spot and manage your own project’s critical path
By the end, you’ll see how understanding your critical path — and focusing resources where it matters most — keeps your project moving and your team finishing strong.