Customer Reviews (10)
Nana I.
Great timeline, resource tool needs polish
The timeline feature really helps me visualize project progress and keeps everyone aligned during meetings. However, I wish the resource management tool was a bit more intuitive; it works but feels clunky when juggling multiple team members.
Mark G.
Solid but clunky for PM
Tried Asana and Trello before but ended up sticking with Microsoft Project mainly because of its detailed timeline features. That said, it can be pretty clunky and not very intuitive compared to those simpler tools, so it’s a bit of a trade-off.
Louis C.
Cleared Up Project Confusion
Our team was drowning in missed deadlines and unclear task ownership until we started using Microsoft Project. It helped me map out dependencies and assign resources clearly, which totally changed how we track progress. I especially liked the timeline view — made it easier to spot bottlenecks before they became big problems. The only downside is it takes a bit to get used to all the features, but once you do, it’s a real time saver.
Jasmine A.
Solid project management tool
Started using Microsoft Project about 8 years ago, and honestly, it’s come a long way. The interface is much smoother now compared to when I first started, and the integration with other Microsoft tools has really improved my workflow. I’ve had a few hiccups with the learning curve on some of the advanced features, but overall it’s been reliable for managing complex projects. Sometimes it feels a bit clunky when handling really large files, but nothing deal-breaking for me.
Adrian F.
Mixed feelings on team use
Our team of about 10 started using Microsoft Project after the boss insisted on standardizing our workflow. Getting everyone on board was a bit rough since some folks found the interface clunky and overwhelming, especially those not used to Gantt charts. It does help to visualize timelines and dependencies, but collaboration feels a bit limited compared to other tools that allow easier real-time updates. Overall, it's okay for planning, but not the easiest to get everyone fully comfortable with.
Ava A.
Smooth and clear setup
Getting started with Microsoft Project was surprisingly straightforward. The onboarding guided me through the basics without feeling overwhelming, and I had a simple project set up within a couple of hours. There was a bit of a learning curve when diving into more advanced features, but the initial setup itself was smooth and didn’t require much back-and-forth. Overall, it felt like a solid balance between ease of use and depth.
Joseph C.
Good value for complex projects
Microsoft Project is definitely on the pricier side, but for me, it’s been worth the cost given the features it offers. Managing multiple complex projects gets a lot easier, and the time saved often justifies the subscription fee. It’s a solid investment if you’re handling detailed project timelines and resource management, though smaller teams might find it a bit much. Overall, I feel like the ROI is there once you get used to the interface and functionality.
Richard B.
Worth the investment overall
The pricing is definitely on the higher side, but for managing complex projects with multiple teams, it’s been worth the investment. It’s saved us a lot of headaches and kept everything on track, so I’d say the return justifies the cost. If you only need basic project tracking, it might feel a bit pricey though.
Edward W.
Reliable, Improving Over Time
Started using this about 8 years ago, and it’s definitely grown more intuitive with each update. It handles complex project timelines well, though sometimes the interface feels a bit clunky.
Hugh A.
Reliable and Improving Tool
Started using this about 7 years ago, and I’ve noticed it keeps getting more intuitive and flexible with each update. It’s become a solid tool for managing complex projects without feeling overwhelming.