Couple of months ago, I was debating on what a project manager is supposed to be.
Today I went on and say that the project manager is, after all, a puzzle-maker.
What a puzzle maker is doing? First, he/ she identifies the boundaries (the scope), right? Second, he/ she isolates pieces in the same cluster/ pattern (what is required to build). Then he/ she sets up the way of the image is built: from corners, from center, from bottom… this is the approach.
Subsequently, he/ she realizes that some pieces are wrongly positioned. This is the exception management.
Eventually, he/ she enjoys the whole framework. Think about the difficulties and inspiration moments. These are the lesson learned.
Next puzzle will be easier…. 🙂
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Interesting…
before identifying boundaries, the puzzle maker should look at the picture he wants to create 😉
yes, but only if the image is known. sometimes, you got to build it from scratch…
then, you have to imagine it. maybe it will change in time, but “you should start with the end in mind”
this is what I am saying: you have to put pieces together in order to imagine what the final output should be
same principles apply for lego 🙂