Planning Fallacy Bias

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Summary

What is a Planning Fallacy Bias?

Planning Fallacy Bias is the human tendency to underestimate task-completion times. It is a human tendency that is particularly relevant for Program Managers and Project Managers while conducting Project Planning.

It is one form of many Cognitive Biases.

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