Customer Reviews (10)
David H.
Helped with deadline chaos
Managing multiple overlapping deadlines for our small marketing team was a nightmare until I started using Microsoft Project. It really helped me visualize dependencies and keep things on track, but the interface felt clunky and took some time to get used to.
Maximilian M.
Great timeline, resource issues
The timeline view makes it super easy to see project progress at a glance, which really helps when juggling multiple tasks. However, the resource management feature feels a bit clunky and could be more intuitive.
Jasper K.
Smooth and straightforward setup
Getting started with Microsoft Project was surprisingly straightforward. The setup didn’t take long at all, and the onboarding materials made it easy to get a handle on the basics quickly. There’s a bit of a learning curve for the more advanced features, but overall the initial experience was smooth.
Sarah T.
Setup Was A Mixed Experience
Getting Microsoft Project up and running was a bit of a mixed bag. The initial setup wasn’t too bad and I had it working in a few hours, but the onboarding materials were kind of all over the place, which made the learning curve steeper than I expected. Once you get the hang of it, though, it’s not too bad, but the start definitely felt clunky.
Steve C.
Reliable and Improving Tool
Started using this over 8 years ago and it’s definitely come a long way. The interface feels smoother and some features have become much more intuitive, which helps keep projects on track without too much hassle.
Steve R.
Powerful but complex tool
I gave Microsoft Project a shot after trying Asana and Trello for managing my team's workload. While MS Project has powerful scheduling features and detailed task dependencies, I found it a bit clunky and overwhelming compared to the more intuitive interfaces of Asana and Trello. It’s great for complex projects but feels like overkill for smaller teams or simpler workflows. I stuck with it mainly because of its robust reporting tools, but the learning curve was definitely a downside.
Karen S.
Solid value for complex projects
Microsoft Project is definitely on the pricier side, but for the complexity of projects I manage, it feels worth the investment. The features help me organize tasks and timelines more efficiently, which has saved me a lot of time and headache. For small teams, it might seem like a stretch, but if you need detailed project tracking, the return on investment is clear. It’s not cheap, but it pays for itself once you get the hang of it.
Micah S.
Great for team collaboration
Our team of eight got the whole department using Microsoft Project to track deadlines and dependencies, which really cleared up confusion. Getting everyone on board took some time, but once we did, collaboration improved noticeably.
Rachel M.
Feature-rich but pricey
Microsoft Project feels a bit pricey, especially if you’re managing smaller projects or teams. While it’s packed with features, I sometimes wonder if I’m actually using enough of them to justify the cost. That said, when you need detailed scheduling and resource management, it can save time and headaches, which might balance out the expense in the long run. For anyone with simpler needs, though, it might be more than what’s necessary.
Flynn L.
Great Task Scheduling, Resource Tool Needs Work
The task scheduling feature in Microsoft Project has been a real game-changer for keeping our deadlines clear and manageable. I especially appreciate how dependencies between tasks are visualized, making it easier to foresee bottlenecks. However, the resource allocation tool could use some improvement since it feels a bit clunky when trying to adjust workloads on the fly. Overall, it handles project timelines well and helps keep the team aligned.