The Microwave Way to Software Project Management

The Microwave Way to Software Project Management takes you on a fast entertaining and essential tour through the jungle software project managers can and will walk in to. For a lot of readers one conclusion still comes as a big surprise: doing projects is a peoples business. It¡¯s all about keeping everyone involved in the project happy by supporting their stakes. The trouble with stakes is no one tells you what they are. You have to guess negotiate anticipate and manipulate to get past the requirements directly through to the fears and wishes of people. Software project management is more about psychology than technology. This book presents how in the real world of enterprises the ¡®traditional¡¯ techniques of project management like Gantt-charting can be used as communications techniques to keep some persons happy. The Microwave Way is not about knowing you have a deadline but about how to move it. Naming a date is easy telling you cannot e it is the real job.