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I hate to say it, but the litmus tests seems to be, "Do they have a PMP?" If the answer is yes, run away fast, you're in danger of being crushed under a mounta
by bunderbunder 8y ago
I hate to say it, but the litmus tests seems to be, "Do they have a PMP?"
If the answer is yes, run away fast, you're in danger of being crushed under a mountain of paperwork.
If the answer is no, I guess the answer isn't so clear cut, but I have definitely worked with ones who are worth more than their weight in gold.
- asark 8y agoThe good ones, in an organization with any sense at all, keep you from having to answer "when will it be done" and "why isn't it done yet" questions from non-team-members, which is wonderful. Those questions will come up, and if ICs are answering them to anyone outside their own team then your (the general "your") process likely sucks and is slowing everything down and making everyone miserable.