The Traditional Project Manager Mindset Pt4
- The best people to break down the work is the project team.
- The best people to determine when an activity may happen are also the project team.
- Quality requirements should be defined early and checked often to ensure it gets done.
- The customers are the best people to check a deliverable for scope conference and quality requirements being met as they are the ones that will use the product.
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