Sometimes a project falls behind not because anyone is working slowly, but because one task is simply waiting on another that isn’t finished yet. When tasks are planned in isolation, without connecting them to each other, it’s easy to miss the obvious — that design can’t start until content is approved, and testing can’t happen until the code is written.

How dependencies make planning more accurate

1. It’s clear which task is blocking another before the delay even starts
2. When a blocking task slips, the system immediately shows what else will be affected
3. Planning becomes more realistic, because the dependencies shown are real, not idealized

Without this visibility, the cause of a delay is usually figured out after the fact — in a meeting where everyone tries to remember what was waiting on what. With dependencies, the answer is visible immediately.

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