Pragmatic Manager Vol 5 #4 Posted
I write a roughly monthly email newsletter, the Pragmatic Manager. I (finally) posted Refocusing: Emerging from the Split Focus Schedule Game. Yes, I’m working on the July issue now. Enjoy!
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I write a roughly monthly email newsletter, the Pragmatic Manager. I (finally) posted Refocusing: Emerging from the Split Focus Schedule Game. Yes, I’m working on the July issue now. Enjoy!
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The biggest problem that I see on multi-project assignments is one that you don’t mention. Your description focuses on one individual working independently, and this happens rarely if at all on projects. Usually, other members of a project team are assigned to multiple projects as well. Communication becomes difficult, teamwork and commitment are non-existent. Time is wasted waiting for input from a team member who is working on another project. This loss is far greater than that of context switching at the individual level, which does not minimize the very good points that you make about this incidious practice.
By Jim Ward on 07.11.08 9:17 am
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