I’ve met a lot of programmers who really hate project management. And it’s not that surprising, because project management done poorly can be unnecessarily restrictive. But if you’re a developer looking for a job, employers are more and more likely to expect you to know something about project management. Luckily, good project management can make your life easier, and it’s worth knowing about it – not just for job interviews, but to help you get the most out of your own projects. Here are a few basic things that I think every developer ought to know about project management, and why I think you should care about them.
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