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Sto caricando le informazioni... The Deadline: A Novel About Project Management (1998)di Tom DeMarco
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Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. Der Klassiker unter Projektmanagement-Büchern. Genial geschriebenes Buch mit sehr wertvollem Inhalt und sehr vielen Wahrheiten für einen Projekt-Manager. Ich kann das Buch immer und immer wieder lesen und finde immer und immer wieder neue alte Wahrheiten, wie z.B. 'EIne Aufgabe benötigt MINDESTENS so lange, wie man ihr Zeit gibt!' Wirklick empfehlenswert! In this book you follow along as a fictional project manager copes with a slew of issues, discoveries and revelations in the midst of his impossible project. For me the genius in this book lies in the protagonist keeping a journal of lessons learned from each day on the project. On my first day at work since completing the book, I unconsciously wrote myself a note in the same exact style employed in the book ("Build one phone, not six applications"). Here's a taste of some of my faves form the book - but you really must read for yourself because much of the learning takes place within the book's narrative. * No matter how serious the threat, the work still won't get done on time if the time originally allocated for it was not sufficient. * Think of a jelled team - ready and willing to take on a new effort - as one of the project deliverables * The danger of standard processes is that people will miss chances to take important shortcuts * There is no way to get projects to perform substantially beyond the norm without making large reductions in the total amount of debugging time * Keep meetings small by making it safe for unessential people not to attend. * Awful suspicion: Projects that set out to achieve "aggressive" schedules probably take longer to complete than they would have if started with more reasonable schedules. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
Winner of a Software Development Jolt! Productivity AwardFrom prolific and influential consultant and author Tom DeMarco comes a project management novel that vividly illustrates the principles -- and the outright absurdities -- that affect the productivity of a software development team.With his trademark wit set free in the novel format, DeMarco centers the plot around the development of six software products. Mr. Tompkins, a manager downsized from a giant telecommunications company, divides the huge staff of developers at his disposal into eighteen teams -- three for each of the products. The teams are of different sizes and use different methods, and they compete against each other . . . and against an impossible deadline.With these teams, and with the help of numerous consultants who come to his aid, Mr. Tompkins tests the project management principles he has gathered over a lifetime. Key chapters end with journal entries that form the core of the eye-opening approaches to management illustrated in this entertaining novel. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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Google Books — Sto caricando le informazioni... GeneriSistema Decimale Melvil (DDC)813.54Literature English (North America) American fiction 20th Century 1945-1999Classificazione LCVotoMedia:
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Я и сам – разработчик с многолетним опытом, но, несмотря на этот опыт, всё равно нашёл для себя несколько очень важных моментов, касающихся этапа проектирования, «ценности» свехурочной работы, отношений в коллективе.
Рекомендую прочесть книгу не только project manager'ам, но и всем, кто занимается разработкой программного обеспечения. ( )