Customer Reviews (10)
Arlo B.
Worth the investment
Microsoft Project isn’t cheap, but for the way it keeps my projects organized and on track, it’s been worth the cost. I’ve found the ROI to be solid since it saves me a lot of time on scheduling and resource management. For what I get out of it, it feels like a smart investment rather than an expense.
Rory D.
Steady improvements over time
Started using this over 8 years ago and it’s definitely improved with more intuitive scheduling and better integration with other Microsoft apps. Still occasionally wish the interface was less cluttered, but overall it’s become my go-to for managing projects.
Arlo G.
Scheduling and resource issues
The task scheduling tool is confusing and clunky, making it hard to set up projects quickly. Also, the resource management feature often glitches and doesn’t update properly, which caused a lot of frustration for my team.
Carter V.
Reliable and improving tool
Started using this about 7 years ago and it’s definitely gotten smoother and more intuitive with each update. It handles complex projects well, though sometimes the interface can feel a bit cluttered.
Antonio B.
Smooth and straightforward setup
Getting started with Microsoft Project was surprisingly smooth—I had it set up and running in just a couple of hours. The onboarding materials made the learning curve manageable, though it still took some time to get comfortable with all the features.
Hitoshi H.
Smooth and straightforward setup
Getting Microsoft Project up and running was surprisingly smooth. The onboarding guided me well, and while there was a bit of a learning curve, it didn’t take long to feel comfortable with the basics.
Amelia R.
Saved Our Project Timeline
Keeping track of all our project deadlines and dependencies was a nightmare before, but Microsoft Project made it so much easier to visualize and adjust timelines on the fly. It saved me hours of manual updates and avoided some major scheduling conflicts.
Ronald R.
Solid for task tracking
Loving how it keeps all my project tasks organized without overcomplicating things. Took a bit to get used to, but now it’s smooth sailing.
Billy W.
Great for team scheduling
Our team of about 12 started using Microsoft Project when our manager insisted we needed better visibility on deadlines and resource allocation. Getting everyone on board was a bit rough at first since some folks found it kinda overwhelming, but once we settled into it, collaboration improved noticeably. It helped keep everyone on the same page during busy sprints and the timeline views made it easier to understand dependencies. Only real downside is that it can feel a bit clunky when trying to update tasks on the fly during meetings.
Rolf B.
Useful but clunky tool
Our team of about 10 was pushed to use Microsoft Project for tracking deadlines and dependencies. Getting everyone on board was rough since it feels clunky, and only a couple of us really use it well for collaboration. It’s okay for big-picture planning but sometimes slows down the flow instead of helping it.