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My team organizes work into projects. A project has no fixed definition, but there are some common characteristics:
Watch out: this post is 7 years old. I wrote a guide to help my team’s Project Leads. It might be useful for you too. My team organizes work into projects. A project has no fixed definition, but there are some common characteristics: several human weeks of work more than one person required dependencies on other projects or dependent future projects, or both We assign a “Lead” to each of these projects, there to be main point of contact for the work. It’s like a team or technical lead but with a narrower scope. In talking with Mike Cvet , I realised that, despite naming individuals as Leads, i
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