I used to work in a busy clinical research lab. We would normally have 10 on-going large and overlapping projects. Each person simultaneously contributes to every single project. Therefore, there is a lot of room for error. Because it’s a clinical research lab, the amount of paperwork for each subject is huge, documents could go up to 3-5 inches…[Read more]

I have never worked on a project where there are multiple project managers. However, I think having more than one project managers could be useful in certain cases such as when development projects run astray/run into issue and help is needed or in non-IT companies, where there could be two project managers, one is from the business side and the…[Read more]

I have never worked on a project where there are multiple project managers. However, I think having more than one project managers could be useful in certain cases such as when development projects run astray/run into issue and help is needed or in non-IT companies, where there could be two project managers, one is from the business side and the…[Read more]

Another project management style is Waterfall: each phase of the project takes place in the sequence. It requires long term planning (extensive and detailed) at the start of the project.

Pros: making designs more straightforward because customers and developers can together agree upon the desired product early on.
Cons: requires lots of time…[Read more]