This is not how you manage web projects

Chris Roane on the SitePoint site has written a piece entitled "14 Ways to Be the World’s Worst Web Project Manager"

His 14 points include:

• Let Interruptions Dictate Your Schedule
• Don’t Communicate Clearly with Your Clients
• Keep Your Clients Guessing
• If You’re Not Going to Meet a Deadline, Don’t Tell the Client
• Always Underestimate the Resources Needed for a Project
• If a Client is Being Rude, Respond in Kind
• Never Admit to Making a Mistake
• Shift Blame to Someone on Your Team
• Spend Very Little Time Writing Emails
• Don’t Get to Know Your Team
• Assume Your Team is on Schedule
• Don’t Create a System to Remind You to Contact Clients
• Come into Meetings Ill-prepared

Read in full Chris’s article: 14 Ways to Be the World’s Worst Web Project Manager.

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