Learning Curve, Produ... Exit Fullscreen A B C D E F G H J K L M N O P Ideal first attempt time (100% engagement/productivity) = 20 days Ideal second attempt time (100% engagement/productivity) = 17 days Learning percentage = 85% A W N - Engagement/productivity factor = 100% 5 Attempt # Time/Duration (days) Time/Duration (days) Factoring in engagement/productivity Factoring in engagement/productivity 20.00 17.00 25.00 15.46 14.45 20.00 13.71 13.14 15.00 12.67 OO OWN - 0 12.28 10.00 11.95 5.00 11.66 11.40 0.00 11.17 10 Attempt # 15 20 25 10.96 19 10.77 Talia is working on a Task A which is on a project's critical path. She has worked on Task A for other projects in the 10.60 past and this is the fifth time she is working on Task A. Assume Talia is (and always has been) very highly motivated 21 10.44 (engagement/productivity factor = 100%) and that she took 12 days on her first Task A attempt and 10 days on her 22 10.29 second Task A attempt. How long will she take this time around (on her fifth attempt)? 23 10.16 Now, let's assess what might have been the situation if Talia felt harrassed on the job, was unhappy, and was 24 10.03 entertaining thoughts of quitting her position and joining another company. As a result, over the past several 25 9.91 months, she has had challenges focusing on and devoting her full energy to her work, and her engagement/ 26 productivity factor fell to about 70% (prior to her first Task A attempt) and has stayed at that level since then. Under 27 this scenario, how long will she take this time around (on her fifth attempt)? 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35