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The problem is you get managers who are "head count" hungry and want as many people reporting to them as can fit in the building. It becomes a matter of politic
by ryen 13y ago
The problem is you get managers who are "head count" hungry and want as many people reporting to them as can fit in the building. It becomes a matter of politics. Having a limit placed from the top down is a good thing. More large corps should do this.
- yuhong 13y agoEven better, michaelochurch has talked about open allocation before.
- nikatwork 13y agoOpen allocation is great if your project lead can accurately and honestly define resource needs. Having worked in many a megacorp, that would seem to be an incredibly rare scenario. Most teams can't even track actual resource usage, let alone accurately project the data.