Customer Reviews (10)
Christian R.
Good timeline, clunky resource tools
The timeline view is really helpful for visualizing the whole project at a glance, which made planning easier. However, the resource management tools feel a bit clunky and hard to navigate, slowing down our workflow more than I'd like.
Louis H.
Useful but tough to adopt
Our team of about 10 started using Microsoft Project for tracking deadlines, but getting everyone comfortable with it took longer than expected. Collaboration felt a bit clunky since not all members adopted it fully, which slowed things down sometimes.
David C.
Powerful but Overly Complex
Compared Microsoft Project to Asana and Trello, and while it has powerful scheduling features, it felt overly complex for my team's needs. I stuck with it because the detailed resource management was a plus, but the interface often slowed me down compared to the simpler tools. It’s great if you need depth, but a bit much if you want something straightforward.
Tom V.
Good for tracking, tough to adopt
Our team of about 10 started using Microsoft Project because the boss insisted, but getting everyone comfortable with it has been slow. It helps with task tracking, though some teammates find it too clunky for daily collaboration.
Adam O.
Best for Complex Scheduling
I gave Microsoft Project a try after using Asana and Trello but found it better for managing more complex timelines and dependencies in my projects. While Asana is great for straightforward task tracking and Trello’s visual boards are easy to use, Microsoft Project’s detailed Gantt charts and resource management tools really helped keep everything on track. The learning curve was a bit steep compared to the others, but once I got the hang of it, it felt like the best fit for bigger projects that require tight scheduling. Definitely recommend if you need something more robust than the usual task managers.
Jackson B.
Reliable and Improving Over Time
Started using Microsoft Project about 6 years ago for managing various client projects, and I've gotta say, it’s improved quite a bit over time. The interface feels less clunky now, and the integration with other Office tools really helps keep everything in sync. Sometimes it can still be a bit overwhelming when setting up complex timelines, but overall it’s been a reliable part of my workflow for tracking deadlines and resources. Definitely worth sticking with if you do a lot of detailed project planning.
Jose M.
Great timeline, tricky resource mgmt
The timeline view really helps me visualize project phases clearly, but I find resource management a bit clunky when juggling multiple teams.
Noah K.
Smooth setup and onboarding
Getting everything set up with Microsoft Project was surprisingly straightforward. The onboarding guided me through the basics without overwhelming me, and I had a solid handle on the core features within a day. There was a bit of a learning curve when diving into more advanced functions, but overall, the initial setup didn’t take long and felt pretty intuitive. Definitely felt like the time spent was worth it.
Jacob T.
Smooth setup with minor quirks
Getting Microsoft Project up and running was easier than I expected. The onboarding guided me through the basics pretty smoothly, though it took a bit of tinkering to figure out some of the advanced features. Overall, setup took about a couple of hours but was definitely worth it.
Ella M.
Decent but kinda clunky
Microsoft Project is alright for keeping track of deadlines and resources, but man, it can get pretty clunky and overwhelming if you’re not a pro at this stuff. I liked how detailed you can get with tasks, but sometimes it felt like way too many steps just to do something simple. Definitely not the easiest tool to pick up on the fly, but once you get used to it, it kinda works. Still, I found myself wishing for something a bit more user-friendly.