Customer Reviews (10)
Sarah L.
Reliable project management tool
Started using Microsoft Project about 7 years ago, and it’s definitely come a long way since then. The interface has become more user-friendly, and the integration with other Microsoft tools has improved a lot, making collaboration easier on bigger projects. It still feels a bit clunky at times, but overall it’s a solid tool that’s only gotten better with updates.
Matthew H.
Great for complex projects
Switched from Asana and Trello mainly because I needed better timeline and resource management features. Microsoft Project nailed that for me, though the interface feels a bit clunky sometimes and takes some getting used to. Still, for complex projects it's worth the learning curve.
Nicholas R.
Good Gantt, poor resource tool
The Gantt chart feature is helpful for visualizing project timelines, but honestly, the resource management feels clunky and unintuitive. I struggled a lot trying to allocate resources without accidentally double-booking people, which was frustrating and slowed down my entire workflow.
Andrew M.
Solid choice for complex projects
I tried Asana and Trello before landing on Microsoft Project, mostly because I needed more robust scheduling and resource management features. Asana felt too lightweight for the kind of detailed timeline tracking I was after, and Trello’s simple board layout didn’t cut it for bigger projects with dependencies. Microsoft Project gave me the depth I required without feeling overly complicated once I got the hang of it, especially with its Gantt charts and task linking. The learning curve was a bit steep, but it beats juggling multiple tools just to keep things organized.
Koby S.
Helpful Gantt, Clunky Resource Tools
The Gantt chart feature is really helpful for visualizing project timelines and dependencies, which keeps things organized. However, I found the resource management tools a bit clunky and not very intuitive, making it harder to balance workloads effectively.
Jack S.
Worth the cost for complexity
It's a bit pricey compared to other tools, but for managing complex projects, it’s really saved me time and headaches, so feels worth it overall. The ROI definitely shows in how organized my team stays now.
Jordan W.
Smooth and clear setup
Setup was pretty straightforward and I had the basics up and running within an hour. The onboarding materials helped, but there was a slight learning curve figuring out some of the more advanced features. Overall, it didn’t feel overwhelming and was worth the time spent.
Andrew M.
Clearer project timelines
Managing overlapping deadlines across multiple teams was a nightmare before. Microsoft Project helped me map out dependencies clearly, so I could see exactly where bottlenecks were and adjust timelines without chaos. It made coordinating our launch schedule way smoother than juggling emails and spreadsheets.
Sean A.
Good value for serious projects
I found Microsoft Project a bit pricey at first, but it quickly paid for itself by helping me keep complex projects on track and under budget. For the features and control it offers, the investment makes sense, especially if you're managing multiple timelines or resources. If you need robust project management tools, it’s definitely worth the cost.
Cor V.
Great Gantt Charts, Resource Management Needs Work
The Gantt chart feature really helped me visualize project timelines clearly, but the resource management tool can be a bit clunky when juggling multiple projects.