Summary Video: 19 TIPS for settingup the perfect project:    • 19 Tips for settingup the perfect pr...  
See links below for detail videos on each one of the 19 Tips:
Tip 1: Use a start and finish milestone.    • Tip 1: Use a start and a finish miles...  
Tip 2: An activity or task name should contain a verb.    • Tip 2: A project schedule activity na...  
Tip 3: An activity or task name should be unique.    • Tip 3: An activity or task name shoul...  
Tip 4: An activity or task should have at least one predecessor and one successor.
Tip 5: Avoid linking to or from summary activities or tasks.    • Tip 5: Make use of Summary Tasks or A...  
Tip 6: Clearly indicate the critical path in the Gantt.    • Tip 6: Clearly indicate the critical ...  
Tip 7: Avoid using different duration units in a project schedule.    • Tip 7: Avoid using different duration...  
Tip 8: Most activity relationships should be FinishtoStart (FS).    • Tip 8: Most task relationships should...  
Tip 9: Avoid using StarttoFinish (SF) relationships (Video publish date: 02 June 2024)
Tip 10: Avoid using long duration activities (Video publish date: 02 June 2024)
Tip 11: Avoid openended activities (Video publish date: 02 June 2024)
Tip 12: Avoid using long lags (Video publish date: 02 June 2024)
Tip 13: Limit the use of leads and lags (Video publish date: 02 June 2024)
Tip 14: Avoid long float or slack (Video publish date: 02 June 2024)
Tip 15: Avoid negative float or slack (Video publish date: 02 June 2024)
Tip 16: Avoid the use of date constraints (Video publish date: 02 June 2024)
Tip 17: Avoid splitting activities (Video publish date: 02 June 2024)
Tip 18: Limit the use of Hammock activities (Video publish date: 02 June 2024)
Tip 19: Limit the the use of LevelofEffort activities (Video publish date: 02 June 2024)
Tips to be used ti create and manage Gantt charts or project schedules in scheduling software like Microsoft Project, Primavera, ProjectLibre or Excel