How should the Task Constraint be set for a marketing team task beginning on September 23, lasting 10 hours over 2 weeks?

The setting of the Task Constraint as "Must Start On" indicates a specific requirement that the task must begin on a fixed date—September 23 in this case. By pairing it with the Planned Hours set to 10 hours, it emphasizes that the total amount of time allocated to the task is 10 hours of work, regardless of the overall timeline.

The Duration set to 2 weeks further communicates that the task spans a broader time frame but does not dictate the number of hours worked daily. It allows for flexibility within the two-week window while ensuring that the team can manage its workload effectively. This combination is useful when there are other tasks or priorities in the marketing team’s schedule that could impact daily availability.

In contrast, other options might misrepresent the task's requirements or misalign the planned hours and duration, making them less suitable for accurately planning the work while adhering to the necessary constraints. Correctly setting the parameters of the task is crucial for effective project management and ensuring that timelines are respected.