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> [P]roduct is often made up by combining several projects [...] and it's the product managers job to manage the project managers. So if a product is split, it
by dozzie 9y ago
> [P]roduct is often made up by combining several projects [...] and it's the product managers job to manage the project managers.
So if a product is split, it's like a project manager with a team composed of
project managers? Do I get that right?
And when a product is made of a single project, then what's the difference
between product manager and project manager? What exactly can do one that
is not the job of the other?
- dagw 9y agoSo if a product is split, it's like a project manager with a team composed of project managers? Do I get that right? For a big enough project, I guess. MS Office probably has product managers that manage the product managers for each component of Office. But honestly I'm just guessing at that. when a product is made of a single project, then what's the difference between product manager and project manager? In those cases you won't need/have two roles.