This Is How To Develop An Effective Project Plan — Part 2
A series about project planning essentials: breaking down a project into smaller tasks, identifying team roles, understanding development effort and estimations.
Personally, early in my career as a Product Manager I found it difficult to determine an accurate timeframe for completing a project, yet it was not my first time struggling with this.
When I was a web developer, I also found it very hard to determine the precise time it would take to finish a project. Some project managers I encountered would add extra time to my estimations by guessing, without having a level of certainty.
This sort of planning baffled me, because when road blocks started to arise, the developer was the one to blame. When I became a Product Manager, I hoped to avoid these situations and try to understand estimations from developers to come up with a good plan.
What you’ll find in this guide:
Breaking the project into smaller tasks 📋
Identifying team roles and responsibilities 👥
Estimating development effort 🏃
Simple and easy estimation techniques
If you missed the part 1 of these series just read it here 👇👇👇
Breaking the project into smaller tasks
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