Advanced Project Blocking Techniques

Are you tired of projects getting out of control? Want to block them with the finesse of a ninja? Look no further! Our guide covers:

1. The Classic "Schedule Overlap" Technique

Also known as the "I'll just put it off for a week" method, this technique involves deliberately scheduling two projects at the same time, ensuring that both are delayed indefinitely.

Learn more about Step 1: Create two projects with identical deadlines Learn more about Step 2: Watch as they both languish in limbo, waiting for each other to move forward

2. The "Task Duplication" Method

This technique involves copying and pasting entire project plans into new projects, ensuring that you're working on the same old thing, but with more paperwork.

Learn more about Step 1: Find an existing project with a decent plan Learn more about Step 2: Duplicate the project, but with a different name Learn more about Step 3: Watch as both projects slowly become identical twins, separated at birth

3. The "Meeting Overload" Technique

This involves scheduling meetings for every single project, ensuring that you'll never actually get any work done, because you're too busy attending meetings.

Learn more about Step 1: Schedule meetings for every project, no matter how small Learn more about Step 2: Watch as your calendar fills up with meetings, and your projects stagnate

And that's it! With these advanced project blocking techniques, you'll never have to deliver a project on time again. Or, you know, ever.

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