If done right, management is letting programmers do code while someone else acts as a buffer zone between client and code. Even if it involves a few senior devs, the idea is that most devs can go on with their work.
If done badly it's just time-wasting office politics.
The reality is that you need it for any sizeable project, or for juggling multiple projects.
If done right, management is letting programmers do code while someone else acts as a buffer zone between client and code. Even if it involves a few senior devs, the idea is that most devs can go on with their work.
If done badly it's just time-wasting office politics.
The reality is that you need it for any sizeable project, or for juggling multiple projects.
That means that management is client-facing person.
Yes, but there's a lot to that:
To name a few, off the top of my head.
Is that project management? The eight management area specified in pmp?