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A: I am sending you the project requirements. When will you start the project?
B: We will start it soon. Before that we are supposed to create/define/develop the project plan/schedule based on the volume of project requirements.
Please suggest the conversations.
Is "Before that" and "volume of" correct?
Which one is suitable "create or define or develop"?
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A: I am sending you the project requirements. When will you start the project? B: We will start it soon.
- A: I am sending you the project requirements.
- When will you start the project?
- B: We will start it soon.
- Before that we have to create the project plan and its schedule, taking into consideration the number and complexity of the project requirements.
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A: I am sending you the project requirements. When will you start the project?
B: We will start it soon. Before that we have to create the project plan and its schedule, taking into consideration the number and complexity of the project requirements.
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