Customer Reviews (10)
Elizabeth D.
Powerful but complex scheduling
Tried Asana and Trello before, but ended up with MS Project because it's got way more detailed scheduling options, even if it's kinda clunky and not the easiest to learn. Wish it was less overwhelming though, especially for smaller projects.
Bruce Y.
Helped with scheduling headaches
Our team was drowning in scheduling conflicts and unclear task dependencies on a mid-sized construction project. Using Microsoft Project helped me map out all tasks with timelines and dependencies, which made it way easier to see where delays would cascade. However, the interface felt clunky and sometimes it froze when handling larger files, which was super frustrating. It definitely improved our planning but I wish it was a bit more user-friendly and stable.
Tyler H.
Solid with steady improvements
Started using this about 7 years ago and it's definitely come a long way. The interface feels smoother now, and collaboration features have really improved, making project tracking easier over time.
Christopher H.
Finally nailed project timelines
Our team was drowning in missed deadlines and unclear task ownership until we started using Microsoft Project. Setting up dependencies and timelines finally gave us a clear view of who was doing what and when, which cut down on confusion big time. It’s not perfect—sometimes it feels a bit clunky—but it definitely helped us stay on track for a complex product launch.
Reid R.
Does the job well
Been using it for managing my small projects, and honestly it handles timelines and resources pretty well. Sometimes feels a bit clunky, but overall does what I need without too much fuss.
Albert M.
Easier deadline tracking
Our team was constantly missing deadlines because tracking dependencies felt like guesswork. Microsoft Project helped me map out every task clearly, so now I can spot bottlenecks early and keep things on track.
Hailey B.
Worth the investment
The pricing felt a bit steep at first, but after a few projects, it’s clear the time saved and organization it provides make it worth the cost. Great for managing complex schedules without too much hassle.
Xavier B.
Worth the investment overall
Microsoft Project definitely isn’t the cheapest option out there, but for the level of detail and control it offers, I think it’s worth the price. Managing multiple projects and resources becomes a lot smoother, which has really helped justify the cost on my end. For smaller teams, it might feel like overkill, but if you’re juggling complex timelines, the return on investment shows pretty quickly. It feels like a solid tool that pays for itself through saved time and better planning.
Angus M.
Reliable with steady improvements
Started using Microsoft Project about 7 years ago for managing multiple projects at work. Over time, it’s gotten much smoother and more intuitive, especially with recent updates to collaboration features. I do wish the learning curve wasn’t so steep at first, and sometimes the interface feels a bit cluttered, but overall it’s been a solid tool that keeps improving without messing up what already works. It's been reliable for tracking timelines and resources, which is what I really need day-to-day.
Jack S.
Smooth and straightforward setup
Getting started with Microsoft Project was surprisingly smooth. The onboarding materials were clear, and I had the basic setup done in under an hour. It took a bit of time to get comfortable with all the features, but the learning curve wasn’t too steep.