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Projects start wrong more often than they go wrong. I've seen this firsthand in nuclear safety systems: Rushed decisions → Unrealistic budgets → Costly rework The solution? A slow start saves time. Here's my approach: 1. Push back on arbitrary deadlines 2. Insist on proper planning and risk assessment 3. Build in contingencies for unknowns 4. Align stakeholders on realistic expectations 5. Document assumptions and decisions Remember: Thinking is cheap. Action is expensive. What's your experience with project planning? Share below! #ProjectManagement #NuclearSafety
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ICYMI: 'Crisis Prevention and Management in South Asia: Mutual Confidence, Risk, and Responsibility' presents key findings and policy recommendations that emerged from dialogues with Indian and Pakistani nuclear policy communities facilitated by the Nuclear Responsibilities Programme in 2023-2024. Read it here:
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ICYMI: 'Crisis Prevention and Management in South Asia: Mutual Confidence, Risk, and Responsibility' presents key findings and policy recommendations that emerged from dialogues with Indian and Pakistani nuclear policy communities facilitated by the Nuclear Responsibilities Programme in 2023-2024. Read it here:
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ICYMI: 'Crisis Prevention and Management in South Asia: Mutual Confidence, Risk, and Responsibility' presents key findings and policy recommendations that emerged from dialogues with Indian and Pakistani nuclear policy communities facilitated by the Nuclear Responsibilities Programme in 2023-2024. Read it here:
Report: Crisis Prevention And Management In South Asia: Mutual Confidence, Risk, And Responsibility - BASIC
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