Overplanning
Pronunciation: /ˈoʊvɝˈpɫænɪŋ/
Overplanning (noun)
- Planning more than needed, often making things slower or less flexible.
- A tendency to create detailed plans that leave little room for changes or unexpected events.
Examples
- Overplanning can slow the project when decisions need speed.
- The team avoided overplanning to keep work flexible.