Transforming Risk Management with CTC Construct

You are defining risk completely wrong and it is destroying your software projects.

This old-school report from Carnegie Mellon dropped the ultimate cheat code called the CTC construct.

Instead of just panicking about a vague future disaster, you need to break it down into Condition,

Transition, and Consequence. Most people just say they are worried about a deadline.

That is useless. The CTC method forces you to look at the present reality. You have to say,

given that we have zero trained staff right now, that is the condition, there is a high

chance we miss the launch. It turns a vague bad vibe into a tangible problem

you can actually solve before it is too late.