Customer Reviews (10)
Jonathan P.
Smooth and straightforward setup
Getting everything set up was surprisingly smooth and didn’t take long at all. The onboarding guides helped me get the hang of things quickly without feeling overwhelmed.
Sharon M.
Better for complex scheduling
Switched from Asana and Trello to Microsoft Project because I needed more detailed timeline and resource management. It definitely nails the scheduling part, though the interface feels a bit dated compared to the others. Still, for complex projects where tracking dependencies matters, this tool beats the simpler competitors hands down.
Ryan M.
Great Gantt Charts and Resource Tools
The Gantt chart feature in Microsoft Project really helps me keep track of deadlines and dependencies in a clear, visual way. I also like the resource management tool, which makes it easier to balance workloads across my team. That said, the interface can feel a bit clunky when switching between views, which slows me down sometimes. Overall, it’s a solid tool that gets the job done well for complex projects.
Alexander E.
Smooth setup with minor learning curve
Getting everything set up was surprisingly quick, took me a couple hours but the onboarding guides really helped. Took a bit to get used to all the features, but once past the initial learning curve, it’s smooth sailing.
Albert W.
Reliable and improving over time
Started using Microsoft Project about eight years ago for managing complex projects at work. Over time, I've noticed it getting more intuitive, especially with the integration of cloud features and better collaboration tools. While it can still feel a bit clunky for beginners, the scheduling and resource management capabilities have definitely improved, making my long-term planning much easier. Overall, it's become a reliable part of our project workflow that keeps getting better with each update.
Max B.
Gets the job done
Microsoft Project is solid for keeping my tasks and deadlines in check, though sometimes it feels a bit clunky and takes a minute to get used to. Still, it’s saved me from a couple of scheduling mess-ups, so can’t complain much.
Henry K.
Worth the investment for big projects
Microsoft Project isn’t exactly cheap, but in my experience, the time it saves on planning and tracking complex projects makes it worth the cost. For bigger projects, it definitely pays for itself by keeping everything organized and on schedule. Small teams might find it a bit on the pricey side, but if you work with detailed timelines or resource management, the investment feels justified. Overall, the value I get from avoiding costly delays and miscommunications makes it a solid choice.
Wayne E.
Great Scheduling, Clunky Interface
The task scheduling feature really helps keep everything on track, but the interface can feel a bit clunky when managing larger projects.
Friedhelm M.
Great timeline and task linking
The timeline view in Microsoft Project really helped me visualize the entire project schedule at a glance, which made juggling deadlines way easier. I also appreciated the task dependencies feature; linking tasks felt straightforward and gave me a clearer picture of how delays could ripple through the project. That said, the resource management tools felt a bit clunky and could use a more intuitive layout to speed things up. Overall, it’s a solid tool that covers the essentials well but could improve in usability.
Aiden M.
Great Gantt charts, clunky resource tools
The Gantt chart feature makes it super easy to visualize project timelines and dependencies, which really helped keep my team on track. However, the resource management tools could be a bit more intuitive—sometimes it feels like extra clicks just to update assignments.