I am looking for an article that confirms the % of effort for a project manager should be 10-15% of the global effort of the project... where can I find it?? That would help me closing a negociation... Saving Changes...
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Mark Price PerryBusiness Driven PMO Evangelist| BOT InternationalOrlando, Fl, United States
Mary Elizabeth DiabDirector| Leadership FormationTallassee, Al, United States
While I have seen this perspective before, I always find it hard to buy. The % of time a PM will spend on the project varies widely on the project. Is this customer needy? Will they need constant meetings and updates? Is it internal to the company (internal customers) or external (producing something for a customer)? Are there many resources to be coordinated? How many subcontractors or vendors must be coordinated? How tight is the timeframe? All of these thigns play into how much time a PM will spend on a project and how much of the project's time will be PM. I know you were asking for folks to justify your assumption, but wanted to ensure you didn't sell yourself or your company short. Saving Changes...
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