The tour of project planning, and how it varies depending on the project’s context is complete. There are just a few points we would like to share.
It turns out that project managers do have a natural preference for one approach to project management over the others—and this varies from project manager to project manager. When there is a good match between the project type and project manager, then things are easier. If the match is poor—problems! Given this, naturally, the next question is: Is there such a thing as a professional project manager? Can you develop project managers to manage appropriately, irrespective of the type of project they find themselves managing? The short answer is that you can. Not everyone, ...
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